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Bill Murphy explained the reason for tighter chokes in skeet guns once before. Hopefully he will again, which would also explain the reversed chokes.
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You are correct about Bill's statement. Tighter chokes were used due to the side of the field/house the targets were broken in the early days of the game. This gun has .025R and .018L constriction.
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I’ve got VHE skeets in 12 and 16 both of those when measured are closer to what I’d call light mod and mod . A typical skeet gun of today doesn’t have more than 10/1000’s in either barrel and most I think are more like 5/1000’s .
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