Browning Citori Barrel Choice for Trap

[nuke_em]

I have a Browning Citori that I haven't shot in over 15 years. I'm going to the local trap range this week and have a question.

The barrels are not marked so I'm not sure (forgot) what barrel to use from the closest station on the trap range. Top or bottom?

Cheers...

[Thefeeder]

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Barrels marked on left side by the ejectors.

[edgerly779]

The top barrel always has the tighter choke. If a dime won't go in the muzzle end of the barrel it is full choke. If it barely slides in it is modified. Old school way to check. Or remove forend and should be stamped on barrels at receiver at ejectors. like thefeeder said.

[alfred1222]

Barrels marked on left side by the ejectors.

This

[nuke_em]

The barrels are marked * for the upper and ** for the lower near the ejectors. What does this signify

I was unable to remove the forearm I flipped the lever as far as it would go and I was unable to remove it Is there something else that needs to be accomplished for removal

Thanks for the assistance

[Thefeeder]

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Google is your friend.

Are you sure you have a Citori?

[nuke_em]

Google is your friend.

Are you sure you have a Citori?

Without a doubt!

[Thefeeder]

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Is there a screw in the side of the forarm?

[nuke_em]

OK - I had an Easter egg and a few beers which gave me strength to remove the forearm I oiled-'er-up and reassembled with no problems

Still don't know what the *'s by the ejectors mean

[edgerly779]

* denotes full choke ** denotes modified choke

[nuke_em]

* denotes full choke ** denotes modified choke

Thanks..