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Jug Choking

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smoothshooter

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Can anyone tell me anything about the tooling required to do jug choking, such as:

Where to buy it or them?

Is there a specialized single tool for each gauge, or does one use a series of progressively sized standard - type back boring tools?

Are directions available?

How long is the choked area?

How far back from the muzzle?

How much material is removed?

I just looked thru my Brownell's catalog and found nothing advertised as a jug choking tool.
 
I know Danny Caywood and live an hour or so North of his shop. But he only chokes 12 and 20 gauge barrels.
 
I made my own mandrel years ago and it worked. The cutter was a small file ground to shape and stoned.



A feller on here coyote Joe use to use wooden mandrel I think.

B.
 
I did one of my smooth bores with a brake cylinder hone it took two sets of stones but it improved my patterns. :idunno:
 
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