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  • tsr1965
    Hastings barrels that are designed for shot(Wadlock), use Hastings chokes. I am not sure if they patterned their choke tubes after someone else, or have their own spin on it. I believe that they have field uses, and there have been some made for the clay bird games, that are ported and back bored. But yes, that is the idea, to create more consistant, higher density pattern's

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  • rsnyder55
    Hastings is no longer in business from my understanding.
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  • dcs shooters
    Hastings is out of business. The company that make the barrels is looking for a US distributor.
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  • makindu
    Hastings Wadlock barrels were based on the idea that if you manufactured a shotgun barrel with straight line grooves down the entire length, that this would prevent the shotshell wad itself from spinning as it traveled down the bore. This would provide tighter, more uniform shot patterns, with fewer wild flyers. If I recall correctly, Hastings ads boasted of 7-10 percent pattern improvement over conventional barrels. In theory, it sounds plausible. Does it really yield results such as they claim? Maybe others on this board have actually taken the time to pattern Hastings Wadlock barrels can comment.
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  • 1KYDSTR
    Verney Carron was making Hastings slug barels...saw some for sale here a few months back. French or not they have an excellent reputation for what its worth.
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  • hoosier
    http://www.kebcollc.com is current importer and sales in the US.
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