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CAUTION: Technical data presented here, particularly technical data on the handloading and on firearms adjustment and alteration, inevitably reflects individual experience with particular equipment and components under specific circumstances the reader cannot duplicate exactly. Such data presentations therefore should be used for guidance only and with caution. Krause Publications, Inc., accepts no responsibility for results obtained using this data.

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Introduction

As a general rule, the average shotgunner is likely to know more about simple takedown than most other shooters. In modem semi-auto and slide-action guns, especially, several extra barrels in different lengths and choke degrees may be kept on hand and changed frequently. Because of the sometimes-inclement weather conditions in which it is used, the hunter's shotgun will often need to be taken completely apart, dried and cleaned. Besides the effects of rain, snow, or dust, there are always a few cases of the gun being inadvertently dropped over the side of a boat.