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I have tried everywhere else including Midway and Ithaca with no success so I thought I would put this out here. I am looking for a Modified and an Improved Cylinder choke tube for a 20 gauge Ithaca 37 barrel made in King Ferry. I have been told that the King Ferry chokes and the current Sandusky Ohio tubes use different threads. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Perry M. Kissam
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Do you want flush tubes or extended?
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Do you want flush tubes or extended? It makes no difference. I just want a Modified and an Improved Cylinder.
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I tried them. They are out of stock. Closed today but I will call Monday unless I find some by then. I just picked this little 37 up yesterday practically for a song with no extra chokes other than the full in it.
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If you have tighter tubes, is a latch ditch option?Could you have those honed out to meet your needs? I've never heard of it being done, but I don't see why not.
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You would be removing metal on the opposite side of the choke tube threads. There isn’t much there to begin with. That doesn’t seem like a good idea.
A set of tubes will turn up. They aren’t moon rocks.
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You would be removing metal on the opposite side of the choke tube threads. There isn’t much there to begin with. That doesn’t seem like a good idea.
A set of tubes will turn up. They aren’t moon rocks.
Best,
Ted How does it end up being any different than an original IC or C choke tube? The threads are the same regardless.
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I would expect the factory work would be perfect, much better results than would be possible by running a hone to remove material. The inside of choke tubes never look like they have been honed. You aren’t going to get those results with a brake hone and a 3/8ths drill. It would still be easier to install the correct choke tubes. ![[Linked Image from i.ibb.co]](https://i.ibb.co/Vp5HfcLw/IMG-1059.png) Best, Ted
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