Hi, I hope you dont mind me asking a dumb question ... I've only been shooting a few months. I have an O/U ... and was wondering ... when I use the gun for doubles .... can I use 1 flush choke and 1 extended choke ? Or would the extended choke would interfere with shot coming out the flush choke barrel ? Hate to find out the hard way. Thanks !
It won't hurt at all, I have done it when I first bought my O/U until I could pick up some more extended chokes. But like FrankC said the extended choke will have some gun powder residue and need some extra cleaning but not hard or bad.
If, IF I had to use one extended and one flush, I'd prefer having the extended in the bottom barrel. As small as it may be, gasses will act on the protruding tube somewhat, either pushing it up or down.
John Browning used that escaping gas (applying pressure to an extended rectangular tab on the bottom of the barrel, attached to a rod/spring)to develop the first semi-auto on a lever action.
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