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Post by Junior on Jan 18, 2016 21:20:09 GMT -7
Not really a shotgun guy, but I currently have 5 of then sitting in the closet. I've always had fixed choke shotguns, but recently picked one up that is threaded for chokes. I only got a modified choke with it, and started looking online for some other chokes and it boggles my mind how many there are. What are the basic ones I should have around. I initially though IC, M, and F would do but I see there are skeet chokes and turkey chokes and all kinds of others. Are those even Tighter then full?
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Post by 1oldgentagain on Jan 19, 2016 7:33:51 GMT -7
Yes some will be tighter than full,and some will be marked full "for steel" or "Full Only for lead".. Many of the older "Trap" shotguns shot a lot tighter than standard"full choke,regardless of the markings.I've shot a lot of shotgun(s) over well more than 60 years of hunting & Playing (trap,skeet, 3 stand,et al)and over 90% of that could have been handled darn well,with one of the four standards(None, Imp.Cyl.,Mod. & Full) chokes.. It's all fun though..Modern shotshells through pre 1950 guns will normally produce tighter patterns than the guns are marked... 1Oxxxxxxx..
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