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Would like to hear some suggestions and experiences with smiths that are good at opening chokes on 16 ga SW
Thanks for all the help the forum members have given me on my recently acquired SW.

Is it normal for triggers to have a little "looseness" (front to back & side to side)? The gun is a 1935 mfg 16 ga SW. I have shot several rounds of skeet and wobble trap and gun performed great. Didn't know if there is a internal trigger spring that would control the slack? There does...

Thanks to all for responses. Found a gsmith locally that had chamber gauge and my SW has 2 & 3/4 in chambers and choked right barrel Modified and left Full choke.

It doesn't have the markings on barrel stating 2 & 3/4 in and I don't have a chamber measuring device, so just assumed had 2 & 9/16 in chambers.

Greetings, First time poster Just acquired 16 ga SW made 1935 in very good condition, has normal hunting usage scars but apparently no abuse..wil be my grouse gun for hunting in Blue Ridge Mtns of NC. Don't have a way to measure chambers so not sure of length. It doesn't have chamber length on barre...

Greetings, First time poster Just acquired 16 ga SW made 1935 in very good condition, has normal hunting usage scars but apparently no abuse..wil be my grouse gun for hunting in Blue Ridge Mtns of NC. Don't have a way to measure chambers so not sure of length. It doesn't have chamber length on barre...