the proof marks are not really confliction first you find the mark that defines which proof house it was proofed in then use the chart for that proof house and you cah find the year and month and chokes or cylinder etc.
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I've got a .62 caliber (20 gauge) smoothbore, cylinder bored, as in no choke. I've used it to hunt squirrels, turkeys and pheasant. I keep my shots within 30 yards. Past that and you're wasting powder and lead.
