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jaguarxk120 · May 16, 2012, 03:52 PM

First the choke is the cheaper model, not the vented style

Second if the gun is a early model before 855,000 serial number not being able to interchange barrels doesn't matter with the PolyChoke. PolyChoke's are still made and now make adjustable chokes for the screw in choke barrels.

Third if it is a earlier gun then the action should operate like greased lightning, slick and smooth.

Last like Dave said make a lower offer, after all it's a older gun parts worn, parts hard to get PolyChoke, ect.,ect.

GET IT!!!!

May 16, 2012, 03:52 PM	#5
jaguarxk120 Senior Member Join Date: February 28, 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,626	First the choke is the cheaper model, not the vented style Second if the gun is a early model before 855,000 serial number not being able to interchange barrels doesn't matter with the PolyChoke. PolyChoke's are still made and now make adjustable chokes for the screw in choke barrels. Third if it is a earlier gun then the action should operate like greased lightning, slick and smooth. Last like Dave said make a lower offer, after all it's a older gun parts worn, parts hard to get PolyChoke, ect.,ect. GET IT!!!!