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    Barrel work-is it worth it?

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    11 hours ago, Ssanders224 said:


    He shoots a K32.

    There’s really no reason for him to go find a 101 or a 725 and try them. 
     

    Allor is an artist with shotgun barrels, there’s no doubt. I have a couple of SX1 barrels that I’ve had him re-work. 
     

    That being said, You won’t notice much change, if any at all, after the hone / forcing cone work. Maybe some placebo affect... but sometimes if you just THINK it’s better,  it’s worth it. 
     

    I’d probably find a new set of barrels with screws. Then you can play with choke selection and see what works for you. 

    The reason for shooting a 725. Is that the new 725 is that they are back bored to .742 and the forcing cone is done already. Just to see how it feels. if me memory is correct

    the k32 does not have any of this done? Please correct me if I am wrong

     

    jb
     

    Barrel work-is it worth it?

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    Here is how I would suggest you know if you want to do this.  
    find some one with a new Winchester  or a browning 725. That you can shoot   These Guns already have alll the stuff you want done  But  from the factory.  If you notice a big enough difference to your liking get it done.  If not welll your dilemma is over

     

    jb

    FYI imho spending money on getting a gun to fit properly. Is better spent,  For sporting clays

    Semi-auto for trap - stopping shell ejection

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    if it is a benelli. you use a credit card and slide it between the barrel and the top of the receiver. then heat it with a lighter and bend it down and so the shell eject right to your feet. i will post pics with it in my gun. as soon as i can.

    P.S. i think it works on brownings too

    sweeping other people with shotguns

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    hi all

    my gun is not always loaded. like when you hear on the news i was cleaning my gun and it went off. well my gun is never loaded when cleaning.

    my gun is not loaded when it is in the trunk of the car broken into 3 peices in the case.( in this condition it is a better bat)

    my finger is on the triger when cleaning it and the barrel in on the bench.

    LOL( jhgtyre) just messing with you

    Any new 1-6 or bigger scopes?

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    has any one tried the nikon M-223 ? i did not see this one mentioned in all of this. i am looking for 2 new scopes one for 3 gun and one for STC ( sports mans team challange) to put on my 22 for this game. i would like them to be the same just ffor ease of use. and the 22 will be used mostely under lights or at dusk with odd lighting.

    all input welcome before i buy any.

    thanks ]

    john b

    shotgun fit questions

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    a few thing i learned in shotgun fitting. if you are fitting the gun to your self use a mirror and mount your gun with eyes closed. then open your eyes. you should be looking at your self with a bead between the shooting eye and the one in the mirror. also i used this fro practice. to get reputabilityon gun mount. also go to the shooting range and use the pattern board. put a mark on the pattern board. shoot at it like it were a clay. then see the point of impact.now to get good fit point of aim and impact should be the same. when i did this my gun was way left so i had to change the cast or sand a divit in the wood stock to fit face in properly. kept sanding until the gun lined up and watched shot pattern move to the right until i was satisfied with point of impact and point of aim the same

    also if you learn better by watching some body. there are a few good videos on youtube. they are from OSP shooting school he give goood tips

    hope this helps you

    jb

    Shooting from the 27 yard position

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    i shot for the first time a 50-50-50. i used my browning gold sporting clays gun with a IM choke. i broke 42 out of 50from 16yd line then 44 from 22yd line and 43 in doubles. this worked out to 86%. i think this trap thing is just a lot of practice with one gun.

    shotgun fit questions

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    hello all

    there are a few good fitting and instruction videos on utube from OSB sports it might be OSB shooting school(i think that is the name). also i use a mirror to find gun fit just like i used a mirror for drawing pistol practice. you mount your gun in front of a mirror with both eyes closed when u open shooting eye it should be starrin right at your eye on the mirror with the front bead right in the middle of your eye. tihs also builds consistency has helped me a lot.

    which 617

    in Revolver Forum

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    i would like to know which is better speed loader. for these guns in 10 shot. the California competition works or the DS or the other one that i can not remember the name of. i want to buy 5 of these for my wife so she can shoot a 22 match

    thanks for the info

    thumbhole stock

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    why is it i do not see thumbhole stocks on clay bird guns? is it the cost of making one?

    i thingk if you could keep your wrist straighter up and down (90 degrees to the ground or close to that)you could shoot better. like my thumbhole stock on one of my riles. also more comfort?!?

    What am i missing.

    jb

    does anyone know

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    here is a pic of my M2 and my legacy. if M2 and SBE II are the same then legacy is the same also. the stocks interchange. the only thing i have found so far is that the wood stock cast and comb shims are different than than comfort tech.

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