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Old 08-10-2019, 03:30 PM   #6
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Tom,

If it were my gun I would leave the chokes alone and buy or hand load spreader shells. I opened up two Parkers and I have been both ashamed and remorseful. In my latter years I've found that Parker chokes are difficult to duplicate. Plus, I appreciate the gun for what it was made for. A quail gun is not choked like a duck gun so buy the gun designed for what you want to shoot. I have found Parkers that would be to expensive to bring back to life, yet the barrels were on a frame size I could use to make a two or three barrel set on an existing favorite.
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