Is the IC choke tube ready to go when shipped or does it need to be cleaned or anything?
I usually clean all new chokes out with a bronze brush and either solvent or Kroil. Then I swab it clean and then run a twisted up paper towel through the choke a few times.
I own 4 and dont remember them being particularly dirty but it certainly wont hurt to clean it.
I think the threads on mine needed a little cleaning
started me a choke fund last year. Put my spare change in a jar labled choketube. This is what it got me. Has some small holes in it but I'll take it. Backstop was a piece of tin. Not paper tin you buy today this was tin off an old barn maybe like 3 pieces of todays tin. Can't see where any shot hit and didn't go through(http://i994.photobucket.com/albums/af67/larrymcc/DSC02686-1.jpg)
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Maybe if we could see a picture of the tin would help ease the minds of those that doubt the Hevi-13 #7 loads.
when it gets daylight tomorrow I'll take one. It supprised me
Thanks buddy! :you_rock:
Quote from: Skeeterbait on February 26, 2011, 01:37:30 PM
I own 4 and dont remember them being particularly dirty but it certainly wont hurt to clean it.
I also own 4 and I cleaned them all before I shot them .
I clean all my chokes before shooting IC or other.
heres a pic of back of tin(http://i994.photobucket.com/albums/af67/larrymcc/DSC02697.jpg)
heres the front(http://i994.photobucket.com/albums/af67/larrymcc/DSC02698.jpg)
Excellent pattern!!! :z-winnersmiley:
Nice pattern, looks like you have a head smasher for sure.
You say IC and do you mean that as in Improved Cylinder?
Indian Creek .675