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Normally a Parker "Skeet" gun has the tighter choke, Skeet "Out" in the right barrel and Skeet "In", the more open choke in the left barrel. The reason is the first shot on the skeet field is a high house going away and the second shot a low house incoming bird.
This gun appears to be choked in the normal fashion of less choke in the right barrel "IN" and more choke in the left "OUT".
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