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assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
R. Chapman wrote:If you willing to spend $40-$50 for an assembly line aftermarket choke tube, spend $5 more and have Stu Wright out of Illinois to make you a custom choke made specifically for your barrel. All you have to do is have a gun smith measure the inside diameter of the bore. You then give the measurements to Stu, and tell him what shot and lead or steel you'll mainly be shooting and the range your shooting at 90% of the time in the field. He'll make you a choke with the perfect constriction. Another plus is when you thread it in, it stays where's its at at a fingers snug. $55 is all it costs to have a super super choke that will throw the most uniform pattern you have ever seen in your life.
http://www.wrightsgunsmiths.com/turkey.htm
RonE wrote:Look up Wilson Precision Chokes. Reasonable prices and I am very happy with mine.
sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:If you willing to spend $40-$50 for an assembly line aftermarket choke tube, spend $5 more and have Stu Wright out of Illinois to make you a custom choke made specifically for your barrel. All you have to do is have a gun smith measure the inside diameter of the bore. You then give the measurements to Stu, and tell him what shot and lead or steel you'll mainly be shooting and the range your shooting at 90% of the time in the field. He'll make you a choke with the perfect constriction. Another plus is when you thread it in, it stays where's its at at a fingers snug. $55 is all it costs to have a super super choke that will throw the most uniform pattern you have ever seen in your life.
http://www.wrightsgunsmiths.com/turkey.htm
Do I have to shoot 7.5s?
I've heard similar reviews of Drake Killer chokes, same concept, custom made for your barrel.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
R. Chapman wrote:sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:If you willing to spend $40-$50 for an assembly line aftermarket choke tube, spend $5 more and have Stu Wright out of Illinois to make you a custom choke made specifically for your barrel. All you have to do is have a gun smith measure the inside diameter of the bore. You then give the measurements to Stu, and tell him what shot and lead or steel you'll mainly be shooting and the range your shooting at 90% of the time in the field. He'll make you a choke with the perfect constriction. Another plus is when you thread it in, it stays where's its at at a fingers snug. $55 is all it costs to have a super super choke that will throw the most uniform pattern you have ever seen in your life.
http://www.wrightsgunsmiths.com/turkey.htm
Do I have to shoot 7.5s?
I've heard similar reviews of Drake Killer chokes, same concept, custom made for your barrel.
But how much will he charge you?
sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:If you willing to spend $40-$50 for an assembly line aftermarket choke tube, spend $5 more and have Stu Wright out of Illinois to make you a custom choke made specifically for your barrel. All you have to do is have a gun smith measure the inside diameter of the bore. You then give the measurements to Stu, and tell him what shot and lead or steel you'll mainly be shooting and the range your shooting at 90% of the time in the field. He'll make you a choke with the perfect constriction. Another plus is when you thread it in, it stays where's its at at a fingers snug. $55 is all it costs to have a super super choke that will throw the most uniform pattern you have ever seen in your life.
http://www.wrightsgunsmiths.com/turkey.htm
Do I have to shoot 7.5s?
I've heard similar reviews of Drake Killer chokes, same concept, custom made for your barrel.
But how much will he charge you?
$70 if my memory serves me right.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
R. Chapman wrote:sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:If you willing to spend $40-$50 for an assembly line aftermarket choke tube, spend $5 more and have Stu Wright out of Illinois to make you a custom choke made specifically for your barrel. All you have to do is have a gun smith measure the inside diameter of the bore. You then give the measurements to Stu, and tell him what shot and lead or steel you'll mainly be shooting and the range your shooting at 90% of the time in the field. He'll make you a choke with the perfect constriction. Another plus is when you thread it in, it stays where's its at at a fingers snug. $55 is all it costs to have a super super choke that will throw the most uniform pattern you have ever seen in your life.
http://www.wrightsgunsmiths.com/turkey.htm
Do I have to shoot 7.5s?
I've heard similar reviews of Drake Killer chokes, same concept, custom made for your barrel.
But how much will he charge you?
$70 if my memory serves me right.
And how long does it take for them to get your choke to you? Stu will have it to you in 2 weeks. Plus if that choke wasn't made correctly, he will make you another on at no cost. He's not one of those guys thats says I'll see what I can do, he says, yeah we can do that.
jarbo03 wrote:An asshat that gets his chokes to you yesterday!
sws002 wrote:jarbo03 wrote:An asshat that gets his chokes to you yesterday!
Fuck that voodoo! I'll wait and get mine from somebody reputable, not some snake-oil salesman named Stu!
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
rebelp74 wrote:Why not just buy a good gun to begin with. Seems a bit extreme.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
rebelp74 wrote:This ain't duck calls, it ain't that crucial
rebelp74 wrote:Yeah I have a yacht, suck it bitches!
rebelp74 wrote:This ain't duck calls, it ain't that crucial
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
R. Chapman wrote:You can say whatever you want about Stu, but he's the only smith I'll pay $850 to back bore, bore spread, angle port, and eliminate the forcing cone on my Perazzi TMS Barrel, plus make a choke tube for that barrel. He's been doing that shit for 40+ years. If you want a uniform pattern over a hot core pattern, I would go with Wright's. If I was after a hot core, I would probably have Briley make me a choke tube. But I prefer uniformity. That's why I go with Stu, and he gets what you need done in a timely manner. 6-8 weeks max for barrel jobs.
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