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Title: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: Hogeland806 on March 23, 2013, 01:25:16 PM
Hello everyone, just wanted to start out by saying I'm a new member and this is an awesome site. Lots of good information on it. So last week I just picked up another browning bps this one just strictly for turkey hunting tho. It's all camo and 3.5 with a 28" barrel so it should be a sweet turkey gun once I get the right choke. I'm using Winchester supreme 3.5" 5 shot turkey loads since my father gave me quit a few boxes of it so I want to use them up. I seen midway USA has the jelly head .670 choke on sale for 36$ so I was think about going with this choke but thought I would get some advice from other people that use a browning and what chokes work best for them. I would like to stay under $50 since I just paid a pretty penny for the gun (being a lefty isn't cheap with guns) lol so the bps works good with me but they aren't cheap. But back to the chokes I want a choke that won't be to tight at 20-25 yards since most of my shots will be close, but on the other hand if I need that 45 yard shot if it's a smart gobbler not coming in it would be nice to have...so kinda need a happy medium in a choke. Any advice will be greatly appreciated, thanks everyone
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: stinkpickle on March 23, 2013, 01:57:03 PM
20 yard patterns probably won't be a whole lot different without a really open choke, so I would concentrate more on a 40 yard goal.  The Jellyhead would be a good place to start...and try using #6 shot in addition to #5s. 
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: earlybird on March 23, 2013, 07:01:17 PM
I just bought a bps myself as i'm a lefty also.I just put a comp-n-choke .670 on it and i'm in the process of putting a scope on it due to my eyes not being quite what they used to be.Hoping to have it ready to go by tommorow morning,can't wait to shoot it but i'm going to stick with 3" loads.
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: Hogeland806 on March 23, 2013, 08:37:44 PM
Let me know how you like that comp n choke would you?
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: 3" 870 Shell Shucker on March 23, 2013, 11:41:55 PM
I have an Indian Creek .665 choke for my INV+ BPS with 28" Barrel, and it shoots everything well, both Lead and HTL.
Title: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: mudhen on March 24, 2013, 03:15:51 AM
x 2 on the IC .665, in my 24" bbl BPS I get 220-260 at 40 yards with H-13 3.5" 6's.

Using a FF 3 has really helped me center the pattern to my POI...

mudhen
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: Hogeland806 on March 24, 2013, 11:44:28 AM
Yeah I seen midway USA has the IC on sale for 60 bucks but they only have the .660 in invector, I thought for sure my gun was invector plus but it's only invector... Do you guys think .660 will be to tight of a pattern for up close too?
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: Hogeland806 on March 24, 2013, 01:47:18 PM
well nevermind it is an invector plus, i thought it was but i looked on the box and it just said invector so i looked on the manuel and on the barrel so it is invector plus so i can go with the .670 like i wanted. has any one had any expeirence with the jelly head out of these guns?
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: TheSportsman on March 25, 2013, 10:32:35 PM
My invector plus gun(browning gold) loves the .670 Pure Gold with the h13 3.5" magblends. 
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: darn2ten on March 25, 2013, 11:53:20 PM
I get real good results in my 26" invector + with a truglo ssx. The IC .665 is a real good one, and I have heard the H-13 choke does real good as well.
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: runngun on March 26, 2013, 01:33:47 AM
My BPS and Maxxus both shoot the Pure Gold 670 and I get great Patterns, with mag blends and H13 6s and 7s. Also have a Kicks 675 and it performs well too.. Can't go wrong either way......
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: Hogeland806 on March 26, 2013, 09:57:52 AM
Well i read good things on the jelly head .670 so i ended up going with that, midway usa has then on sale for 36$ so i couldnt pass that deal up, i didnt have the extra cash to go with a IC or pure gold. So i hope the jellyhead works out good i can post results soon as i get it
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: ILIKEHEVI-13 on March 26, 2013, 10:05:21 AM
I can tell you this much that .670 to .675 will more than likley give you the best patterns at 40yds. 

I would also tell you to try some Hevi-13 3.5" 2.25oz #7's when you can.  You just will have to see for yourself how well these loads shoot.  They will smoke the Winchester Supremes that your currently using by over double in the 10" and the 20" will be way better as well. 
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: Hogeland806 on March 26, 2013, 11:09:39 AM
Thanks for the advice, how much are thos hevi-13 a box? And #7 shot?
Title: Re: New browning bps choke advice
Post by: ILIKEHEVI-13 on March 26, 2013, 11:58:38 AM
Quote from: Hogeland806 on March 26, 2013, 11:09:39 AM
Thanks for the advice, how much are thos hevi-13 a box? And #7 shot?

Well they aren't cheap.  5 will cost you around close to $30 a box.  But Hevi-Shot has $10 a box rebates up to 2 boxes whcih would be $20 back if you buy 2 boxes.  But I will promise you this, you won't believe how well they will shoot.  Go do a search on Hevi-13 #7 patterns and you will see.

Rogers Sporting Goods, Midway USA, Mid South Shooter Supply all has them.