Anyone know a place to drill and tap a barrel for chokes? may also be interested in cutting 2" off the end. Thanks guys.

what make if its a common model it might be more cost effective to bt another barrel.mike orlene in mass has a good reputation or brilley in texas

what make if its a common model it might be more cost effective to bt another barrel.mike orlene in mass has a good reputation or brilley in texas

 

Mike Orlen in Mass. or Briley if you want to wait a bit longer for turnaround and pay a bit more. Both are good. If you're building a purpose-built shotgun, say for turkey or waterfowl, have the 'smith lengthen the forcing cone as well. It will handle heavy payloads of shot better. A barrel set up specifically for a specialized purpose would be better than a stock replacement barrel. You just have to weigh the costs.

 

Another alternative: Curtis Wilbanks does good work and he specializes in building turkey guns. http://www.guncustomizing.com/