Let me set the scene. I have in my possession what is very nearly my ideal gun. A K80 with some lovely wood and an adjustable stock. What I also really wanted was the ability to be able to change the chokes. Having purchased a fixed choke variant with enough cash left to send it to Teague I am now asking myself should I ? Please help
My dilemma is I shoot it quite well now
Although I do like the look of extended chokes
It isn’t particularly expensive so there’s no great reason not to
And doing it would future proof the gun as I could also have it steel shot proofed while have the work done
I would really appreciate your thoughts especially if you have had a fixed choke gun mulitichoked by Teague. Many thanks![Folded hands: light skin tone :pray_tone1: 🙏🏻](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f64f-1f3fb.png)
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My dilemma is I shoot it quite well now
Although I do like the look of extended chokes
It isn’t particularly expensive so there’s no great reason not to
And doing it would future proof the gun as I could also have it steel shot proofed while have the work done
I would really appreciate your thoughts especially if you have had a fixed choke gun mulitichoked by Teague. Many thanks
![Folded hands: light skin tone :pray_tone1: 🙏🏻](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f64f-1f3fb.png)