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I've located an early 1900s VH 12 with 30" barrels. Overall, gun is good-very good, sound, tight, bright bores, etc. Problem is someone reamed one choke to cylinder (other is full). Is better to leave it alone or possibly cut barrels to 26-28" and have two cylinder barrels for quail, etc.? Thanks for your opinions.
to cut or not to cut
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