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I am getting my Iver Supertrap cleaned and rebeaded and I asked the gunsmith to check the chokes.

He told me that he was surprised to find that they both choked at exactly .035.

Is this unusual on a trap SxS?

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Im not up on old Iver,but ask your smith the bore diameters,otherwise,they seem quite loose.
How have you shot? Does sound unusual..

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Those .0035 restrictions would seem just about perfect for a skeet gun, are you sure he didn't mic them at .035?

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Just got it and I took it to be cleaned by a gunsmith for what is probably first cleang in 50 years.

The .035 on the right is similar to my Special Trap but I am surprised the left is not tighter

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.035" is plenty on a trap gun with modern ammo, shotcups, etc. Anything more would be an unnecessary handicap, IMO.


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Of course
.035

But both the same

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Perfect if not too tight. Ithacas were usually 0.040 constriction.


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I thought the left barrel was usually a bit tighter than the right one.

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Full (left) and Mod (right) may be the most common. However, other combinations are often found. Mod works well for 16 yard to mid 20's and Full works well on back. Full might be a bit tight if you shoot quickly from 16 yards.

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I was under the assumption that .035 was considered full choke.

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