Q1 & Q2 choke constrictions

[Dean Romig]

I’ve never heard of one Greg.





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[Stan Hillis]

Most people don't consider a 12 ga. a true quail gun, preferring small bore guns, myself included. That may be the reason none exist.(?)

[Wild Skies]

Originally Posted by Stan Hillis

Most people don't consider a 12 ga. a true quail gun, preferring small bore guns, myself included. That may be the reason none exist.(?)

But yet, we see a fair amount of 12ga. Repros w/26" bbls. factory choked Q1/Q2.

[Dean Romig]

The Q1 & Q2 markings were simply a Parker Reproduction contrivance of Skeet Out & Skeet In.






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[Bill Murphy]

28" 12 gauge open choke Repros are very scarce. I have seen or heard of a very few bored IC and M, but never have seen one bored or marked Q1 and Q2. How many of you own a 12 gauge 28" IC and M?

[Wild Skies]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

28" 12 gauge open choke Repros are very scarce. I have seen or heard of a very few bored IC and M, but never have seen one bored or marked Q1 and Q2. How many of you own a 12 gauge 28" IC and M?

The Central Wisconsin Winter Skeet League, in which I participate, schedules a 5-Man Team event once per year. About 5 or 6 years ago we fielded a team of shooters all shooting 12-ga. Repros. I was shooting a Sporting Clays Classic model and the other four shooters were shooting their DHE Repros -- all with 28" bbls., 3" chambers, factory choked IC/M, SG, SPL & DT -- none had the SS stamps.

They may be scarce, but they seem plentiful around here.

[Bob Jurewicz]

I have owned 2 and currently own 1. No SS stamps.
Bob Jurewicz

[BRDHNTR]

I own 2 and no ss stamps

[Bill Murphy]

I had forgotten about the SS Specials which were 28" IC&MOD. I guess the 28" open choke guns are more common than I thought.

[charlie cleveland]

when I was just a boy growing up in the south a 12 ga double with 26 inch barrels was the quail hunters gun to own...and usally it was a lc smith field grade...charlie