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Unread 02-05-2020, 04:31 AM   #1
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Randy, the amount of constriction doesn't mean much as far as the original configuration goes. The bore diameter could have been changed over the years. What is the bore diameter of your tightly choked gun?
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Randy, the amount of constriction doesn't mean much as far as the original configuration goes. The bore diameter could have been changed over the years. What is the bore diameter of your tightly choked gun?
Agreed and I get that. Having said that I have measured both bores at .735 on this gun.
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