The only problem you'll run into is disassembling that variable choke. Those things are TOUGH to remove for cleaning if they aren't pulled at every previous cleaning.

BTW I was looking at one the other day, except it was the 185 "D" model that wyattsmoma mentioned. It wouldn't be my first choice for multiple clays, the bolt action is a little clunky, but for singles and small game, it'd be about ideal.

Go ahead and clean it yourself. It'* kinda like the H&R Topper...there'* nothing you can do to de-value it any more, so you might as well shoot it. The C-lect chokes, try unscrewing the adjuster all the way off. If it sticks, don't force it, just stand the shotgun on it'* muzzle (put a rag under it) and soak it with penetrating oil. The petals inside are part of the barrel steel and can break off if forced. Most of these bolt repeaters I have encountered are usually fixed choke (usually Full) for use as goose guns, so seeing one as a adj choke is a bit of an oddity.