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Unread 11-20-2009, 08:06 PM   #3
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Hi Ron!

Not necessarily (did you get "hosed")... I'm a bit suspect about the gauge itself when your screw chokes aren't matching?

As well - while chokes are a lengthy topic - the correct way to measure constriction on fixed choked guns (Parkers) is best done with a bore dial gauge like this:

http://www.intlmidway.com/intl/eprod...eitemid=225330

It will tell you constriction to the bore, choke length, etc. And frankly - I use one on all my Parkers (you can also get some idea if the tubes have been cut down, looking at the length of run on a choke)...

While not an average "home owners" item, most good shops and smiths will have one and be pleased to help you out. It only takes a minute or two...

Hope this help,

John
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