I have a savage/stevens 12 gauge, and i'm not sure what type of choke is on it, how can i find out? Thanks
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I have a savage/stevens 12 gauge, and i'm not sure what type of choke is on it, how can i find out? Thanks
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OK here is what you should do. Take the gun to a gunsmith and have it checked out before you shoot it. He can also tell you what you have with the choke. Keep in mind choke constriction is designed to get a certain pattern density at a given range. In other words sometimes a gun that is choked modified will actually shoot something else for example a full choke pattern. The ammo used also has some effect on the pattern achieved. Like Cpt brad said you may have an adjustable choke. If so it can be set on anything from cylinder to extra-full. Again have it checked by a gunsmith. That is the only way to find out what you have and if it is safe for certain.
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