ReadyontheRight
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I got a good deal on a Browning Citori. Supposedly a "Trap" model with 32" barrels. Built in 1980 (Model 2?).
The under barrel is extra full and the over barrel is full. I shot a round of trap trhough the under, extra full barrel. I nailed the first four birds and then fell apart and got a 12. Almost every bird "jumped" when I shot, so I know I was close. When I DID hit a bird, it was GONE. Federal 8 Target Loads. I really like this gun.
I have not yet patterned the shotgun, but I want to make this into my trap gun.
What are my options for either opening up the extra full barrel or adding choke tubes? I am thinking opening up the extra full to M or I/C and leaving the full alone would be just about perfect. Or would I have the ultimate shotgun by adding Briley thin choke tubes on both barrels?
I have only shot trap and critters. I have other shotguns for critters, but would this also be a good shotgun if I ever do sporting clays?
Am I missing out on something by getting rid of the extra full choke? I love it, but I already have a turkey gun.
The under barrel is extra full and the over barrel is full. I shot a round of trap trhough the under, extra full barrel. I nailed the first four birds and then fell apart and got a 12. Almost every bird "jumped" when I shot, so I know I was close. When I DID hit a bird, it was GONE. Federal 8 Target Loads. I really like this gun.
I have not yet patterned the shotgun, but I want to make this into my trap gun.
What are my options for either opening up the extra full barrel or adding choke tubes? I am thinking opening up the extra full to M or I/C and leaving the full alone would be just about perfect. Or would I have the ultimate shotgun by adding Briley thin choke tubes on both barrels?
I have only shot trap and critters. I have other shotguns for critters, but would this also be a good shotgun if I ever do sporting clays?
Am I missing out on something by getting rid of the extra full choke? I love it, but I already have a turkey gun.