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[Dean Romig]

Just my HO but I thing a Parker would have Skeet chokes something like Skeet Out (Skeet 1) of something between .014"-.019" and Skeet In (Skeet 20) somewhere .005"-.011"





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[edgarspencer]

That's a lot of choke even for a going away bird. Ida guessed more like .012"-.014"

[Randy Roberts]

Page 411 of TPS will give you some insight to the skeet chokings.

[Pay Dirt]

Originally Posted by Randy G Roberts

Page 411 of TPS will give you some insight to the skeet chokings.

Hello Randy, no TPS available at the moment.
Can you elaborate please.

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by Bobby Cash

Hello Randy, no TPS available at the moment.
Can you elaborate please.

Been tied up but Dean took care of it...

[Bill Murphy]

Parker skeet guns were not choked for modern skeet shooting style, but neither was the Model 21. Some of each were choked for owners who knew which end the shot comes out. That proper choking would be near cylinder in both barrels. Some few Parkers and fewer Model 21s were choked for modern skeet.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

That's a lot of choke even for a going away bird. Ida guessed more like .012"-.014"

I agree Edgar - my example was intented to estimate the least amount of choke and the possible greatest amount. The numbers you suggest I would think would be perfect for a 28 gauge and I thought a 12 gauge might have a bit more constriction judging by the size of the bore.





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