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Is that auto with the choke device a Winchester Model 11? (Or is it a model 10?) Looks kind of like one. They are weird shotguns. They have finger grooves etched into the barrels about a foot down from the muzzle to help you grab it and cycle the action. Not a very popular gun either.
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I was going to have Mike Shultz at gunsmithing ltd take a look at it when I have the time/money since it has not been fired since the original owner passed away in the 70's
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I bought a savage adjustable choke collar but it does not fit, the threads are right but it only screws on about a half turn bore bottoming out. It has no branding or markings on it whatsoever i now know it is not a "savage super choke" as that collet does not fit. the threads are 16 TPI anyone know what this is and how to make it complete? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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thats a weird choke for sure..looks like it should be turned around and screwed in..just my thinking...charlie
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I had one of those chokes on my Stevens 20 ga. pump that I bought new in '64.
I didn't like it at all and hack-sawed the whole thing off. The gear is where the spring-loaded ball in the collar keeps the collar in position. |
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Aaron, I have known Mitch Shultz for years and he has done some nice work for me. He can take care of the stock for you.
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That wouldn't by chance be a poly choke.
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Naw, dat ain't no Polychoke. I wonder if that threaded bit will unscrew? Looks like it might. There was a chock system called "PowerPac". I think they were made by Packmeyer. I have a Winchester Model 12, 20 gauge with one. Looks like a Lyman choke.
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