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.................................................HACKSAW! :good:

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Yes it was per barrel :)

TC, I did actually contemplate on hack sawing it off :ninja:

 

WP, many years ago when playing with STARSHOT I had a Remington 1100 barrel cut to 24" true cylinder and then filed out to get as much spread as possible!

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Don't mean to hijack the thread but is it possible to alter choke from cylinder to say 1/2 in anyway my aya is cyl and 1/4 and would like a tighter gun rather than sell it do I have other options

Yes mr Teague can either insert a fixed sleeve or convert to multi chokes not cheap. Or you can jug choke the barrels.

 

 

OP £20 a barrel is about right.

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Just for your info teagues just got back to me , to take my gun from cyl-1/4 to 1/4-3/4 fixed choke £231 + vat inc reproof

 

 

How will Nigel tighten your chokes?

 

 

Will it be sleeved?

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How will Nigel tighten your chokes?

 

 

Will it be sleeved?

I tripped over a lovely pair of AYA25 sidelocks with a motor case which were both Cyl/Imp ( early 80s I suspect when this was in vogue) at a silly price and before the owner changed his mind, I'd spoken to Nigel. Assuming that there was sufficient metal at the muzzles he could bore out the existing choke area and sleeve in permanent fixed chokes of my choice.

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I tripped over a lovely pair of AYA25 sidelocks with a motor case which were both Cyl/Imp ( early 80s I suspect when this was in vogue) at a silly price and before the owner changed his mind, I'd spoken to Nigel. Assuming that there was sufficient metal at the muzzles he could bore out the existing choke area and sleeve in permanent fixed chokes of my choice.

 

Heck I should have liked them as they were! "choke its the work of the devil" :lol:

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Heck I should have liked them as they were! "choke its the work of the devil" :lol:

Problem is, in my experience of AYA 25" barrels when bored true cylinder - dimension not performance - they actually shoot the kind of pattern TIGHTCHOKE would have approved of for Srarshot which is pretty much useless for anything else.

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Problem is, in my experience of AYA 25" barrels when bored true cylinder - dimension not performance - they actually shoot the kind of pattern TIGHTCHOKE would have approved of for Srarshot which is pretty much useless for anything else.

 

you raise an interesting point, performance should come before the theory of what a gun choke shell choice can /cant do

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you raise an interesting point, performance should come before the theory of what a gun choke shell choice can /cant do

This I think brings us back to gunmakers

Bore ing and regulating guns to throw a specific pattern with a chosen cartridge

To do a chosen job

Must have been the days when you could have a gun room and no hassle about the number of guns you could have

All the best

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This I think brings us back to gunmakers

Bore ing and regulating guns to throw a specific pattern with a chosen cartridge

To do a chosen job

Must have been the days when you could have a gun room and no hassle about the number of guns you could have

All the best

Of

I have no wish to put words in Kent's mouth, but I think I understand what he meant and if so, we're in agreement (rare, but not unheard of).

 

Not too many of us have gun rooms and x number of guns to play with.

 

Would you say that patterning a gun, a simple enough job and apart from trying different cartridges, in order to achieve a satisfactory pattern quality which as laymen that's about all we can do in that respect, is of any benefit?

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I have no wish to put words in Kent's mouth, but I think I understand what he meant and if so, we're in agreement (rare, but not unheard of).

 

Not too many of us have gun rooms and x number of guns to play with.

 

Would you say that patterning a gun, a simple enough job and apart from trying different cartridges, in order to achieve a satisfactory pattern quality which as laymen that's about all we can do in that respect, is of any benefit?

Most defiantly

Do it with all my guns its pattern and penetration that is my main concern

I always start with the same cartridge (eley Impax)

You need a base line to work from

All the best

Of

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