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A friend has a BT99 trapgun with choke tubes It patterns almost a full pattern to the left of the point of aim Are there any cures for this problem?? Thanks Sydney | ||
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Bend the barrel | |||
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Does it do it with all of the choke tubes? Have you patterned it or is it just your friend? Check the rib and make sure it is straight and true and parallel to bore. Outside chance barrel could have been reamed and threaded off axis for the choke tubes. | |||
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Biobster's on the righ track..First, have a couple people shoot it to see if the issue is consistent. If only the owner, poerhaps some stock fitting is the cure. If two folks have the same pattern, start looking over the barrel...but I'd suspet some whpperjawed tubes. I remember Bill Nittler changing POI by working on the forcing cones, overboring...etc, he was a wizard. | |||
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In 1970's, I think, the Grand American Trap shoot was at Rochester Brooks gun club. Art Goodwin told the story of Remington's factory shooter shot a few practice birds, walked over to his pickup where he had something mounted on his bumper into which he inserted the barrel of his 1100 and tweaked it a bit, went back and shot a few more and then did it again. I guess it's all in the guy doing the tweaking. "The liberty enjoyed by the people of these states of worshiping Almighty God agreeably to their conscience, is not only among the choicest of their blessings, but also of their rights." ~George Washington - 1789 | |||
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Hi Going to pattern it again with 2 shooters should give us a true picture Thanks Sydney | |||
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I've tweaked my shotguns POI by putting thin plastic shims where the buttstock matches up with the back of the receiver. I cut the shims from bleach and detergent bottles. But I dealt with 10% pattern shifts...not 100% off. | |||
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If you point the shotgun with both eyes open at a target then your eyes are the rear sight and then yes stock shape, cast, bead height, correct use of master eye, etc., will all affect the centre of impact of the pattern. If you aim the shotgun at a target, like a rifle using a centre bead or rear centre of the rib and the front bead, off eye closed, then this will give an indication if the barrels and or chokes are 'bore sighting'. If not then as others have mentioned it could be a barrel, choke or rib issue which will manifest itself no matter who does the shooting. | |||
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Results? | |||
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Hi I passed all the info to my friend and he still has not patterned the shotgun I guess he s not too interested in fixing the problem Thanks for all the relies Sydney | |||
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