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charlesdaly 02-19-2010 10:55 AM

Threading a shotgun barrel for choke tubes please help!
 
Thinking of turkey hunting with my hand-me-down Savage 24 .223/20 ga. this year. This shotgun is a fixed mod. choke and was wanting opinions on whether to get it threaded for chokes. The walls are think enough to thread for Remchokes (I figured would be able to find the greatest variety of remchokes for 20 gauge). Is it a good idea getting it threaded or not worth risking the gun??

JW 02-19-2010 01:17 PM

If You like the gun and it fits you well and shoots well by all means take it to a gunsmith and askk him that question.

To me the best thing tht ever happened was chokes tubes!

No longer need a closet full of specialty shoguns as one can do it all now just by changing a tube.

And do look a Briely after market tubes - far better than Remington IMO. I lke the extended tubes as it tells me quickly what I have in and I can change quickly as each is knurled. A bit more in cost but I definietly got my bang for my buck!

JW

Wingbone 02-20-2010 04:33 AM

If you have it done, get somebody who's done it a few times and knows what he's doing. Those threads must be perfectly aligned with the bore or the gun won't shoot where you point it.

mouthcaller 02-20-2010 04:37 AM


Originally Posted by charlesdaly (Post 3580092)
Thinking of turkey hunting with my hand-me-down Savage 24 .223/20 ga. this year. This shotgun is a fixed mod. choke and was wanting opinions on whether to get it threaded for chokes. The walls are think enough to thread for Remchokes (I figured would be able to find the greatest variety of remchokes for 20 gauge). Is it a good idea getting it threaded or not worth risking the gun??


I had a Belgium Browning A-5 threaded for choke tubes 20+ years ago and it worked out nicely. I would only use a qualified gunsmith who has a reputation of quality work and is experienced in threading barrels for tubes.. It isn't cheap either.

4patches 02-20-2010 12:11 PM

www.colonialarms.com these people do it, if your shooting over decoys with a 20 3" move your decoys in closer. as said it expensive for chokes installed, realistily its cheeper to buy another gun. my model 24 is 22mag over 20 and gets used for small game.

Adrian J Hare 02-21-2010 04:40 AM

Buy the Pure Gold, you won't be sorry. To many buy chokes and find out they are no good and are stuck with them. Pure gold will take back and exchange chokes until your happy...

Adrian J Hare 02-21-2010 04:42 AM


Originally Posted by 4patches (Post 3580674)
www.colonialarms.com these people do it, if your shooting over decoys with a 20 3" move your decoys in closer. as said it expensive for chokes installed, realistily its cheeper to buy another gun. my model 24 is 22mag over 20 and gets used for small game.

I do not understand what your getting at, your post is not making sence bud,,

charlesdaly 02-22-2010 04:33 AM

The guy that is going to do it is very reliable and he has checked and said the wall is thick enough. I will reply back with how the process goes. Thanks for all your replies!!


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