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Guest Mr Pieman

CHOKE TYPE

 

SKEET NO notches

 

 

CYLINDER C**** notches

 

 

IMP. CYL (1/4) **** notches

 

 

MOD. (1/2) *** notches

 

 

IMP. MOD (3/4) ** notches

 

 

FULL * notches

 

Hope this helps :)

 

PP

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Mr Pieman, Just want to check you out on something M8.

 

Believe it or not but I just tuned in to the forum tonight to ask the same question for a mate of mine. Are you saying that skeet has no marks?? I though skeet had no marks? So I need to clarify that point.

 

Also you have imp cyl and cyl with 4 marks each?? should 1 not have 5???

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Guest Mr Pieman

Skeet = nNO notches

 

Cylinder will have EITHER the letter 'C' and 4 notches, or 5 notches and no C.

 

Imp Cyl has 4 notches

 

Skeet may well be tighter than 'open cyl' but the markings are still left off. I suspect this is because the started with 1-5 notching systems and the discovered the need for extra chokes e.g. skeet!!

 

Hope this clears things up for you ;)

 

PP

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Sorry but I still think this is wrong. I have always believed that Cylinder was more open than skeet.

Just to fuel this up a bit .

 

In front of me now is my Miroku owners manual.......... it states

 

Chequered...X-Full

I..............Full

II.............Imp.Mod

III............Mod

IIII...........Imp.Cyl

IIIII..........Skeet

NONE........Cyl

 

 

I will add that the Skeet choke I use which is an alternative one to the one made by Browning has no notches though ;) :thumbs:

 

 

Ive

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