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Unread 12-12-2011, 08:17 PM   #1
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That length is not too bad for a 20g. being that a common length is 26". I do not think that the chokes would hurt the value too much. But I would see how it shoots as is. You might find the open chokes to be a plus.
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David,
If the chokes are indeed wide open, I cannot think of a better ruffed grouse choke to use (unless someone invents something more open than cylinder). In northern Minnesota where we hunt, a very close shot is the rule and not the exception. I do have Briley chokes in a Parker Reproduction and love it. In the grouse and woodcock cover it is cyl/cyl for me!
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