Jug choke

[mailmanmike40]

Was interested in having my 12 gauge flintlock jug choked. Can anyone recommend a gunsmith that specializes in this?
Thanks in advance for the info

 

[mailmanmike40]

Was interested in having my 12 gauge flintlock jug choked. Can anyone recommend a gunsmith that specializes in this?
Thanks in advance for the info

Anyone have the contact info for Yote Joe?

 

[bpd303]

Don't know Yote Joe but Danny Caywood at Caywood Gunmakers does jug chokes.
http://www.caywoodguns.com/jug-choking.html

 

[Brokennock]

I believe this gentleman has been recommending a time or three in the multiple threads asking the same question....

 

[Eric Krewson]

Caywood did a couple for me, both were supposed to be extra full, one came out to be a 40-yard turkey gun, one came out more like a modified, I turned the modified jug into a full with a Skychief load.

He is cantankerous sort; he hates touch hole liners with a passion, (claims they WILL bow out and injure the gun owner) and some barrel makers (Colerain) which he will expound on greatly if you give him an opening. My barrels were both Colerain with touch hole liners.

 

[mailmanmike40]

Caywood did a couple for me, both were supposed to be extra full, one came out to be a 40-yard turkey gun, one came out more like a modified, I turned the modified jug into a full with a Skychief load.

He is cantankerous sort; he hates touch hole liners with a passion, (claims they WILL bow out and injure the gun owner) and some barrel makers (Colerain) which he will expound on greatly if you give him an opening. My barrels were both Colerain with touch hole liners.

I'm thinking of trying him out. I don't know what type of barrel I have. I would like it to be a better turkey gun. I'm still messing around with the sky chief load, and others