Improved shotgun barrel construction

Abstract

A multi-barreled shotgun barrel assembly construction, which breaks down barrel components into a Muzzle Block, Extended Chopper Block, and Barrel Tubes that join the two blocks enabling precise alignment to direct shot to a desired point of impact.

1 . A shotgun barrel construction for firearms, comprising: 
 a muzzle block as a means to manufacture a precisely aligned barrel to direct fired shot to a desired point of impact, said muzzle block contains choke tubes or fixed chokes as a means to control the spread of fired shot so a desired pattern of shot is directed to a desired point of impact, said muzzle block has multiple barrel tubes as a means to connect the muzzle block to the extended chopper block and constitute a barrel assembly, said muzzle block has integral mid ribs as a means to provide an aesthetically pleasing appearance and front muzzle attachment point for a top rib sighting plane,    barrel tubes as a means to connect the muzzle block to the extended chopper block, said barrel tubes have a tenon joint end as a means of attachment into extended chopper block and a threaded tenon end for attachment into muzzle block, said joints and threads are adhered with some form of adhesive, solder, or braze material in various forms as a means to provide solid joints that resist shock and pressure of firing said shotgun and hold these components in solid relationship to adjoining components as a barrel assembly,    an extended chopper block as a means to contain a chamber for the shotgun shell to be loaded into with all varying lengths of shot shell produced, a long polished forcing cone to funnel the fired shot components from the larger internal diameter of the chamber to the bore diameter in a smooth transitional manner so as to reduce felt recoil and friction with related heat build-up, and a bore section to stabilize the components of the fired shell, being the shot and all related components that exit the shell upon firing of said shell,    a sighting plane as a means for the shooter to align the gun and hit a desired point of impact by mounting to said firearm and can be in the form of a ventilated rib, solid rib, or single or multiple aligned sights,    whereby said firearm is precisely aligned and manufactured to direct the shot to a desired point of impact.