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"Cylinder" choked right barrels are relatively common in Parkers.
I have a set of Damascus 10 ga. 30" 2-frame barrels I have fitted to my DH and they are choked a tight Mod in the right barrel and Cyl in the left.
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12-20-2013, 11:18 AM
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Dean I would think that would be a good choice for waterfowl over decoys as your first shot would be at the bird thats farther away.
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