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Old 11-25-2025, 07:30 AM   #5
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I find that the 12 and 20 barrel sets can be fussy and like Dean said, he is correct about the chance of direct fitment without some gunsmithing. Most of the time the issue is the top lever not closing fully and staying way right. My experience with the 28 and 410 barrels are really good and I have had great luck swopping barrels around. In the summer I use one of my long length of pull frames and swap the barrel sets that has the choke set up I want. I have 2 sets of 28" barrels that have had the chokes opened for hunting. Fixing the over choke as supplied. These barrels can move from one frame to another with no issue. I also have 3 one barrel sets of 12 gauge that all the barrels fit the one double trigger frame and the for ends interchange too, splinter or beaver tail. One is a steel shot special, one is a sporting clays classic and the last is a 28" PG-Dt-SF 3" chamber hunting gun that is the frame that takes all three berrels and forends, sweet....(-:
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