duck hunting choke

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Jeff
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Postby Jeff » Thu Sep 21, 2006 2:47 pm

Greenhead22 wrote:Jeff, heat up some 30 weight oil and soak the end of the barrel for about 10 min, works like a charm.

I have tried soaking it in penetraiting oil for up to 1 month, then heating the oil and trying to remove the choke no go. I have also tried soaking choke and barrell for up to one month then heating both and no luck. I would worry more about it, but to be quite honest, I like the choke I have in it right now really no need to change. For geese and turkey I shoot my 10 ga, so my 1187 is just a gun to beat the crap out of and kill ducks trip hammer dead with.
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Postby Anatidae » Thu Sep 21, 2006 8:53 pm

It'll come-out on its own, one day.......... :lol: ......rusty, stripped threads and all........ :lol:
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Postby dukcommander » Thu Sep 21, 2006 10:13 pm

All I'm sayin is that with a kicks highflyer x-full in a SBE II, I can kill ducks dead at 30-40 yards instead of just a bunch of cripples. But occasionally you will take a head smooth off at 15yds.
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