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Ed Muderlak did a great article in an earlier Parker Pages, something like "In Praise of Cut Barrels". While I would never cut a barrel on a Parker, I do have some with cut barrels and sometimes buy Parkers with cut barrels to get more open chokes.
The Following User Says Thank You to Mills Morrison For Your Post:
Generally you have to cut a big chunk off a Parker barrel to get more open chokes as the chokes can be up to 4 inches in length. I have two guns that are IC/F from Parker.
Harold try some spreaders first but one of my favorite Grouse guns is a GH 16with 28 inch damascuss bbls that were opened to .004 & .010.
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