Screw-In Chokes

[Dean Romig]

I wonder if you could pry Eric away from his . . .

[Andrew Thompson]

Don, this gun would be a fine shooter and for the price would most likely become my new impoundment duck gun. Need has nothing to do with it

[Opening Day]

Dean, the answer is nope..... Dave how long has it been since you bought a gun from Bill, maybe the five years is up and he will sell me that damascus GHE 16 ga..... Remember Bill it's Christmas......
Eric

[Autumn Daze]

Eric,I think you are right.You were next on the list.... Merry Xmas!

[Steve Kleist]

Andrew, I have a Repro with aftermarket thin walled Briley chokes. I bought the gun to shoot. I suspect the resale comments are correct, but it sure is nice to have one gun that can do it all. Good luck. Steve Kleist, Ely, MN

Originally Posted by Andrew Thompson

I have ben thinking of purchasing a parker that is in great shape but the barells have been cut according to the chokes, or lack thereof. Does anyone have any input as to the feasability of screw-in chokes? I like the gun but improved cylinder and cylinder chokes are not what i need. Price is really good, though. Thanks guys

[Don Kaas]

When I said "need" I was referring to the gun one "needs" for the job at hand. I don't "need" 50 guns but I have them anyway...If I "need" a gun for decoyed ducks, I bring along one choked ic/mod. Cut barrelled guns are rarely bargains in the end. Good luck with your project...

[peter holden]

Andrew.
I have a 20g that i have had teague choked here in the uk. to be honest it patterned rubbish prior to having teague chokes fitted, its now superb and accounts for a lot of widgoen.
regards Peter.