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Please don't touch those wonderfully tight chokes. To me a 30" gun should have tight chokes. Why don't you just shoot it for a while and if you can't live with those chokes sell it. There are loads of guns with more open chokes that might suit your needs. My input Gerald for what it's worth.
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