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I did buy the gun new. From Prophet River. The person I've been communicating with there, and who sold it to me, is Chris. He is apparently the Huglu person at prophet.
I'm attaching some more photos. You can see the choke set that comes with the gun. This is a photo of a 2nd set I bought from prophet, identical to the first, in case I wanted to have the same choke in each barrel. Two of the first set are currently in the gun. As you can see the chokes are pretty much 1" long. Side note, they don't have notches in the end and the wrench that comes with them has a cone shape and is intended to work by friction alone. Pain in the @$$ is an understatement. I also have some photos of the end of the barrel, though lighting is hard. There are chokes in there (stuck, see 1st post...) so you can't see the threads or anything else. If the choke was removed you would see a lip about an inch in, where the choke would end, and that is the lip that the longer b/b mobile chokes were bringing up against in the earlier photos.
I'm waiting on a Brownell choke removal tool I ordered which should allow me to get the current chokes out. I don't think they are very stuck it's just with the friction-based wrench there is no way... if I can get the chokes out them I am faced with the problem of (i) use the (undeformed) chokes from my 2nd set of chokes along with some softer ammo (e.g. bismuth, tungsten-matrix), (ii) change the choke system hence my first post though I am coming to the realisation this may not be a good idea, (iii) get some custom chokes made and/or figure out what system might fit this, (iv) buy a different gun for next season.
I'm attaching some more photos. You can see the choke set that comes with the gun. This is a photo of a 2nd set I bought from prophet, identical to the first, in case I wanted to have the same choke in each barrel. Two of the first set are currently in the gun. As you can see the chokes are pretty much 1" long. Side note, they don't have notches in the end and the wrench that comes with them has a cone shape and is intended to work by friction alone. Pain in the @$$ is an understatement. I also have some photos of the end of the barrel, though lighting is hard. There are chokes in there (stuck, see 1st post...) so you can't see the threads or anything else. If the choke was removed you would see a lip about an inch in, where the choke would end, and that is the lip that the longer b/b mobile chokes were bringing up against in the earlier photos.
I'm waiting on a Brownell choke removal tool I ordered which should allow me to get the current chokes out. I don't think they are very stuck it's just with the friction-based wrench there is no way... if I can get the chokes out them I am faced with the problem of (i) use the (undeformed) chokes from my 2nd set of chokes along with some softer ammo (e.g. bismuth, tungsten-matrix), (ii) change the choke system hence my first post though I am coming to the realisation this may not be a good idea, (iii) get some custom chokes made and/or figure out what system might fit this, (iv) buy a different gun for next season.
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