Anybody ever have a barrel cut down? What does it mess up if anything. Was thinking about buying a gun and having the barrel cut down to fit a youth shooter, and having screw in chokes installed. Just curious if anyone has ever done it or am I just wasting money?
Seems like a good way to ruin a gun. There are various youth model shotguns that will do the job. Or start the youngster off with a 20 ga, less recoil and smokes targets with an IM choke.
My daughter was having trouble holding up the front. I thought it was the kong barrel, but then she shot a beretta 3901 12ga RL w/28" bbl with no problem. It's the stock length/leverage/balance point that matters.
I will not cut the factory stock or barrel. I will cut a extra stock or barrel that I bought off a site or Ebay. I will then take the factory item and put it in the closet. To cut the factory item is reducing the value of the gun.
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