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Long Range Patterns
Dear Bruce: Here’s a little analysis I did for one of my Choke Chooser customers in response to his interesting question about the relative merits of No. 8s vs No. 7-1/2s for 40-yard targets. I know you like the larger … Continue reading
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Proper Chokes For Crossers
Dear Don: Let’s see, I want to say this diplomatically, so here goes: your argument about using less choke for crossers is interesting, but, well, it has a few holes in it, just like those targets you’re talking about. Pay … Continue reading
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Gaussian Patterns
Dear Larry: You asked, “…you continue to refer to patterns as Gaussian,…”” Where is your proof of this very doubtful theory?” Your question is just right. Everyone should always ask for proof of theories. In this case the short answer … Continue reading
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