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Considering all best thing to do if Parker Chokes are too tight is buy another gun. 3/4 of the time it's a mistake one reason or the other.
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It's your gun. Do with it what you like
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The Following User Says Thank You to Joe Bernfeld For Your Post: |
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If it is a two barrel set, just shoot the short barrels. If a one barrel 28" gun, they are so scarce that the value with opened chokes would suffer. Sell it and buy a two barrel set.
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