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 Re: Reboring fixed chokes
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Jan 18th a 03:21 PM
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Long chokes work well. Often we see short chokes because they are easier and I expect cheaper to do. Anyone opening up chokes should use a pilot to keep your chokes centered Many use Mike O for the job. First thing is to pattern your gun to verify POI. If off you could adjust it when altering chokes. Going from .045 to .015 is a big jump. I might open one barrel to .025 and the second to .015 which has worked well for me in the past. Again pattern it to see if it meets your needs.
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