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Mostly I think cause they are usually choked, 3/4 and full or 1/2 and full for lead which is too much for steel. My Browning has 2 stampings on each tube
Originally Posted by northdude
1/2 choke = lead
full = steelTrust the dog.........................................ALWAYS Trust the dog!!
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