What's The Best Shotgun Choke Gauge?

Spring Creek

April 15, 2003 19:11

Have often needed one, but never bought one of my own and still run to my dealer for measurements.
What is a good gauge, simple to use and accurate?
Would like one for multiple gauges.
Where can I order one?

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  Rusticwater

  April 16, 2003 03:20

  Spring Creek,
  
  Here's a link that provides some background information to what you're looking for. Check out question #3.
  
  Close to God, far away from everyone else.

  My wife...yes. My dog...maybe. My gun...NEVER!

  greeting

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  woodyd70

  April 16, 2003 07:37

  great link rusticwater, I really enjoyed that article.
  
  thanks,
  woodyd

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  He Dog

  April 16, 2003 14:24

  The dial caliper recommended costs $235.[:(] I would have to take up a collection!

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  old single shots

  April 16, 2003 15:15

  I have a--quick check choke guage--from Brownell's.It covers from .410 to 10 ga.Costs about $20.

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  AdamsQuailHunter

  April 25, 2003 22:04

  Hello "Spring Creek"[:)]
  
  If I might be allowed to offer a suggestion, it would be the solid brass one from Galazan -- P. O. Box 1692 -- New Britain, CT 06051.
  Their telephone number was 203-225-6581, but who know now with area codes changing every 15 minutes.
  
  They probably have a web-site but it isn't galazan.com --- I tried that and got someone wanting to sell an ex-convent for 1.3 million.
  
  I keep one of mine in my gun show bag and it does everything from 12 gauge to .410 gauge. They are not cheap but it will out last you and the next 6 generations of your family.
  
  Best Regards[:)]

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