Longbeards

[clucknpurr]

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I have a hevishot choke .676.  WOuld a more open tube work better with Longbeard #6's?  Any help would be appreciated.

[stinkpickle]

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The best part about LBs is that they're cheap enough to experiment with.  So my guess is that it depends on the gun. 

[mspaci]

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tighter maybe, .660, .665

[10gaugemag]

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Depends how your gun shoots now and what you are looking for.

 I have a .667 and a .685 for my Inv+ set up and there aren't very many more in the 10" with the tighter choke but the 20" coverage is a little better with the .685 Hastings.

 Personally I like the wiggle room the .685 gives me for my style of hunting in heavy hardwoods timber.

[Twowithone]

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I have a Gobbling Thunder in.665 and use Long Beards #6 with good results coming out of my Winchester 1300.

[Jmbradt3873]

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I use a .660 Carlson's out of my mossy 500 with #5's, does great out to 40 and maybe a few paces more for fudge room.

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[jordanz7935]

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Thats a good choke in the 835. Should be just the ticket for the #6 Longbeards. Should break 200. I use a stardot .676 and a kicks .680 in my 935 with LB#4s & 5s and get good patterns

[1iagobblergetter]

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I tried them with a Kicks .655 in my Encore and wasn't impressed..