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Unread 01-26-2016, 07:55 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by Michael alexander View Post
That has to be the tightest patterning gun I have ever seen.
I was amazed how tight the chokes are. I measured the muzzles and got .695 on the right, and the left is .691. According to the internet (The repository of all human knowledge) That makes the chokes Full, and "Do not use on anything you intend to eat!"

It's amazing how this thing breaks all the nice china at the trap range. If you can see the clay on the patterning paper, I have 54 pellets in the one I shot with the right barrel, and 57 in the one with the left. The targets just disappear.

I'm a big time tinkerer, and I bought lots of components. I will post my findings once I start messing around. I'll try all of the combo's I can think of. I bought some of the X's, the polywads with and without holes, over shot wads, and the Ballistic Products "Brush Wads"

The gun club where I shoot 5 stand has a patterning board made of a 4X4 sheet of steel. You paint it first, shoot and take a photo of the splatters. It's a pretty good system I'll record all of my results and share.

If anyone has any special requests, just let me know. I should have all of the components by the end of this week, and I should be able to start testing next weekend!
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