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If I encountered a shoulder 2-3/4” from the breech using the very simple method of inserting a small metal ruler, have I accurately determined that my 28 ga Parker has a 2-3/4” chamber? Based on this measurement can I use a 2-3/4” shell which would allow me to shoot 7/8 oz of shot instead of 5/8 oz of shot?
Why have so many members comments for years regarding chamber measurement methods make it sound complicated IF the manner by which I determined chamber depth is accurate?
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