[rebelpenn]

Thanks, Jim. I have an MT6 with Perazzi chokes. That is good to know.

 

[silver sides]

Sorry Jim,multiply by .004.It's just as easy to say multiply the tube number by 4 and get the result in thousandths.

 

[Leo]

Several manufacturers use notches on the end, but they work backwards, where a full is one notch and cylinder is 5 notches, It would have been nice if the worked it the other way around.

 

[o-hale]

Jim they also make an 11 choke in the type 1 and 2 tube version.

 

[cwtech]

A number 6 x .04 = .024

You ain't counting MY money!

 

[Mike1144]

Several manufacturers use notches on the end, but they work backwards, where a full is one notch and cylinder is 5 notches, It would have been nice if the worked it the other way around.

we used to use the old dime full or mod

 

[1straightshot]

Good to know even though I won't use it. I have a few screw in choke guns. I'm too lazy to change them and can't remember what they are anyway.
I just know that they are "Tight and tighter"

 

[John Henry]

Kolar does it both ways. I have some marked with bore size and constriction, and others just marked with the choke, ie, LM, IC, etc.