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Ed Muderlak wrote the above article for the Autumn 2008 (Volume 15, Issue 3) Parker Pages, in which he discusses cut Parker barrels. The short sum up of the article is that one must pattern and shoot a gun to know anything about its performance. Modern ammunition can perform very well in a gun with no chokes. Let me know if you need me to send you a copy of the article.
David
The Following User Says Thank You to David Hamilton For Your Post:
"In praise of Cut Barrels"
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