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Jug choke and roundball
- Thread starter jimbeilke
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Brokennock
Cannon
It comes up pretty much every time jug choking is brought around as a topic.
As a general rule it makes no difference to the ball.
Think about it. By the time it reaches the recessed boring the ball is already on its course.
Think about it. By the time it reaches the recessed boring the ball is already on its course.
It doesn't seem to make a difference, actually on one of them it seemed to improve consistency, there by, accuracy.
Robin
Robin
I think this at 50 yards out of my jug choked fowler but I am not sure it could be 25. Two different sized balls, my gun likes the .70s the best with .18 ticking and 90 gr of 1F. I do have a rear sight on my gun. The date stamp is incorrect.
My jug choked .62/20 shoots roundballs just fine. Shot pattern is great too.
Dave
Dave
