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Unread 03-07-2014, 10:46 AM   #1
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Sounds like it is better to pass on to something else. I was just curious if anyone had ever tried it.
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I don't know why the notches in the choke tube couldn't be filled in by micro welding them. We saw where a member had a barrel repaired at the muzzel so that the damage was unnoticeable.

Anybody who would put screw in chokes in a vintage gun should be castorated with a dull butter knife, but thats just my thought. I passed on a Purdy that was a great deal price wise but it had screw in chokes The barrels had one of the nicest damascuss patterns I've seen.
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