Thin barrel - no choke - options?

Cow Town Bill said:
Another option is to get a set of tubes, such as those by Briley. You would have to go down a gauge ie 20 ga tubes in a 12 gauge gun. They add about 12-14 oz weight. Briley also make short tubes which are about 8 oz or so.
Click to expand...
I used a set of Briley Companion 28 gauge tubes years ago in a Tikka 412s 12 gauge.
They were awesome!
Cat
https://imgur.com/1Iymvmo
 
Cow Town Bill said:
I have a set of 28 ga side kicks. Work great!
Click to expand...
Interestingly enough, I always wondered about the different lengths of mine so I phoned Briley to find out why the 410's were that much longer and thd 20's and 28's were not the same either .
I was told it was because mine are very old before they "standardized " them, and that mine were actually made from cut off full length tubes, basically as one off sets!šŸ¤£
Cat
 
0faustus0 said:
Lets say I have a 12ga Cylinder barrel that is too thin to be threaded for chokes but I need a choke ..... lets say a Full choke for example.

What other options are there to add a choke or removable chokes to such a barrel?

Are there options that can be soldered on to the barrel?

Other?
Click to expand...
Use it for close work and buy something with more choke for farther work.
 
0faustus0 said:
Lets say I have a 12ga Cylinder barrel that is too thin to be threaded for chokes but I need a choke ..... lets say a Full choke for example.

What other options are there to add a choke or removable chokes to such a barrel?

Are there options that can be soldered on to the barrel?

Other?
Click to expand...
Getting a new gun never crossed your mind...???
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom