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#97643 02/22/11 03:03 PM
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do y'all think it helps the pattern to have the forcing cone in the barrel lengthened or rubbed down?

Forester #97650 02/22/11 03:23 PM
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Old Mossy Horns
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I think it helps in some occasions. But usually most guns are easy to get patterning good.

Buy a good choke and hevi shot and they shoot good. IMO


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Forester #97696 02/22/11 04:51 PM
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I know it helped my SBE, brwonings are already backbored to some degree and mossberg mags are overbored


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Forester #98281 02/23/11 08:55 PM
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Panty Wearin' Hunter
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It always helps to polish the inside of a barrel. Legenthing a forcing cone is a toss up. It might help and it might not when using hard shot. I had my cone legenthened on a Benelli M2 and it did help. It always helps if you only shoot lead shot.
If you're shooting a Browning with the Inv-plus all you need to do is polish the inside of the barrel and install a Indian Creek .670.


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