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Changing choke in shotguns barrel......

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  • Tailgunner1954
    If theres a machine shop near you you can try what I did once get (borrow) an adjustable reamer, a "snap" gauge, and 0-1 mike. I worked for a car dealer and used there adjustable "king pin" reamer.Take your time and clean the reamer every turn or two you can finish with a automotive "brake cyl" hone in your drillThose reamers run around $150 ea. so don't be surprised if they don't want to let it leave the shop, but they might do the job for you "on the side"[This message has been edited by Tailgunner1954 (edited 03-18-2002).]
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  • muley
    Tailgunner.........Thanks for the tips. I went by my machine shop to look into the possibility of them doing this. BTW, this is a local shop where I have taken trout,salmon and bass to the employees over the years just because they had to be working and not fishing. Anyway, they threw things at me until I left. No help. No more fish in the future either. The brake cylinder hone idea sounds good if it is small enough to fit in the full choke barrel. Next, I will have to find the exact demensions of a Modified choke so I can mike it. Thanks for the help.muley
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  • Tailgunner1954
    Just found a Briley choke listing so heres some #'s for youSkeet choke is .005 smaller than barrel IDIC choke is .010 smallerMod is .020 smallerFull is .035 smallerx-Full is .040 smallerthe above are for lead shot go 2 sizes more open for the same choke with steel
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  • muley
    Tailgunner....Thanks for the info. So, if I have them take off .015 from the existing full choke, It would be modified. Right? I couldn't find those demensions anywhere. Thanks a lot.muley
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