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| Polo... |
 Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 12:27 pm |
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I have a used remington 1100, that I received as a gift, and do not
want to part with.
It is labeled as a Skeet B version (12g). Nice wood and clean.
The barrel has been threaded to receive scew in chokes, but I can not
find chokes to fit it. The only choke is an Imp. So I think it would
work like a skeet choke without any choke.
My main use will be dove.
I purchased a new Ruger Red Label 26" 12 g. with 5 chokes. A store was
going out of business,and I always wanted an o/u. This was the only
model available when I went. I got it for less than 1/2 of retail.
So what should I do with my 1100. To buy other chokes would cost $65
each for custom made brileys. By the time I buy 4, I could buy a new
barrel with chokes.
If I buy a new barrel, should I buy a 26" or a 28" to be different
from Red Label.
The stock was cut on the 1100 also to install a new pachmyar pad. If
it was original, except for the barrel, that has been threded, I would
look for an original barrrel to make it like an original for value.
I am still a beginner and heard that a longer barrel might help with
swing and acuracy. |
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| John Grossbohlin... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 4:03 pm |
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"Polo" <rickcash81 at (no spam) HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message
news:afc9fe90-96e9-4eb2-b825-91361e3d4817 at (no spam) m18g2000vbs.googlegroups.com...
Quote: I have a used remington 1100, that I received as a gift, and do not
want to part with.
It is labeled as a Skeet B version (12g). Nice wood and clean.
The barrel has been threaded to receive scew in chokes, but I can not
find chokes to fit it. The only choke is an Imp. So I think it would
work like a skeet choke without any choke.
My main use will be dove.
I purchased a new Ruger Red Label 26" 12 g. with 5 chokes. A store was
going out of business,and I always wanted an o/u. This was the only
model available when I went. I got it for less than 1/2 of retail.
So what should I do with my 1100. To buy other chokes would cost $65
each for custom made brileys. By the time I buy 4, I could buy a new
barrel with chokes.
Check these out
http://www.choketube.com/remington.html
Looks like you could get 4 for about $65. |
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| Polo... |
| Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 7:35 am |
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On Oct 5, 5:03 pm, John Grossbohlin
<grossboj.nos... at (no spam) NOSPAM.EARTHLINK.NET> wrote:
Quote: "Polo" <rickcas... at (no spam) HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message
news:afc9fe90-96e9-4eb2-b825-91361e3d4817 at (no spam) m18g2000vbs.googlegroups.com...
Check these out
http://www.choketube.com/remington.html
Looks like you could get 4 for about $65.- Hide quoted text -
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I have tried chokes made for Remington, they don't fit. This is not a
factory barrel made for chokes. I believe it is a fixed skeet barrel
that was threaded by a gunsmith to receive screw in chokes. I went to
a gun store and none of the chokes they offered were a small enough
diameter to even try to screw in the barrel. So I was told that Briley
could measure the choke to make more. They would have to measure
diameter and thred count to match. |
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| Long Ranger... |
| Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:55 am |
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So I think it would
Quote: work like a skeet choke without any choke.
That's not a good idea. |
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| IGot2P... |
| Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 2:06 pm |
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Polo wrote:
Quote: I have a used remington 1100, that I received as a gift, and do not
want to part with.
It is labeled as a Skeet B version (12g). Nice wood and clean.
The barrel has been threaded to receive scew in chokes, but I can not
find chokes to fit it. The only choke is an Imp. So I think it would
work like a skeet choke without any choke.
Although I have never tried it, I would think that you would screw up
the treads pretty quick by going without any screw in choke.
Don |
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| George... |
| Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 6:50 pm |
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Midway has Rem Chokes in stock from $15 tp $30.
George in LAs vegas |
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