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 Re: Skeets Bore gauge
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Jan 29th a 02:54 PM
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| by eightbore |
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My solution to the .410 bore choke gauge situation is to use a "small hole gauge" and a micrometer. Both can be found on the internet for short money. Way cheaper than another bore micrometer. Maybe Stan will tell us what he uses to measure his .410 chokes.
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