Wright's Choke Tubes

[yelpy]

 Can anyone give me an idea of what the internals look like in a Wrights choke? Do they have wad strippers in them?

[Borden811]

I ordered a No.3 for my SBE II. It should be here today. I'll let you know when it gets here, I'll post a pic if I can get a good one.

[allaboutshooting]

Can anyone give me an idea of what the internals look like in a Wrights choke? Do they have wad strippers in them?

The Wright's chokes are non-ported with a crowned muzzle and a conical - parallel interior design.

There are 3 generations of most of the models and they are available with 3 different exit diameters. The #1 has an e.d. of .670, the #2 has an e.d. of .660 and the #3 has an e.d. of .650. (The parallel is approximately 1.3" long in the 3rd generation tubes.)

They are manufactured from ETD-150PH bar stock and treated with a black oxide finish and acid etched with identifying information.

I have pictures of the exterior on my site but none of the interior. You can take a look by clicking on the banner below this post.

Thanks,
Clark

[yelpy]

I ordered a No.3 for my SBE II. It should be here today. I'll let you know when it gets here, I'll post a pic if I can get a good one.

Thanks, I am thinking of trying one out but I may go with the .670.

The Hevi 13 .667 works very well in mine but I am looking for a more even pattern in the 10 and 20 rings. Less margine for error. I shot the Pure Gold .670 but it looked like a wing shooting pattern so I was thinking that one of the reasons the Pure Gold was more open was the internals are a bit different from the Hevi 13. No wad grabbers or maybe longer parallel. I am not to sure but would like to find out. It may help with finding the right choke.

I also think that the IC .665 would be a slammer for a tight pattern at 40 in my gun and maybe a .670 IC would be the ticket.

[yelpy]

Can anyone give me an idea of what the internals look like in a Wrights choke? Do they have wad strippers in them?

The Wright's chokes are non-ported with a crowned muzzle and a conical - parallel interior design.

There are 3 generations of most of the models and they are available with 3 different exit diameters. The #1 has an e.d. of .670, the #2 has an e.d. of .660 and the #3 has an e.d. of .650. (The parallel is approximately 1.3" long in the 3rd generation tubes.)

They are manufactured from ETD-150PH bar stock and treated with a black oxide finish and acid etched with identifying information.

I have pictures of the exterior on my site but none of the interior. You can take a look by clicking on the banner below this post.

Thanks,
Clark

Clark,
         Thanks for the info. I am wandering if a choke constriction at .665 without the wad stripper in would give me more even #'s at 40 than the Hevi 13 .667. Or if a more open constriction with the wad strippers in will do this. I shot through a JH .668 and it is a close run with the .667 H 13. 

[Borden811]

Yelpy, what gun are you shooting, and with what load?

[yelpy]

Yelpy, what gun are you shooting, and with what load?

SBEII with a 2oz load of TSS #7's, TSS duplex #7 x 8's and HW 15g/cc 2oz of #7's. They .667 works very good for all of them but would like to see a little more even in the 20" circle. When I get some pics I will post patterns up in the Pattern pics section.

[allaboutshooting]

Can anyone give me an idea of what the internals look like in a Wrights choke? Do they have wad strippers in them?

The Wright's chokes are non-ported with a crowned muzzle and a conical - parallel interior design.

There are 3 generations of most of the models and they are available with 3 different exit diameters. The #1 has an e.d. of .670, the #2 has an e.d. of .660 and the #3 has an e.d. of .650. (The parallel is approximately 1.3" long in the 3rd generation tubes.)

They are manufactured from ETD-150PH bar stock and treated with a black oxide finish and acid etched with identifying information.

I have pictures of the exterior on my site but none of the interior. You can take a look by clicking on the banner below this post.

Thanks,
Clark

Clark,
         Thanks for the info. I am wandering if a choke constriction at .665 without the wad stripper in would give me more even #'s at 40 than the Hevi 13 .667. Or if a more open constriction with the wad strippers in will do this. I shot through a JH .668 and it is a close run with the .667 H 13. 

With the Wright's I'd recommend the #2 with a .660 exit diameter for a more even distribution of your shot.

Thanks,
Clark

[yelpy]

  again Clark.   

   If I decide to try out the Wright's choke I will order the #2 from your site. If not I will be trying out the Hevi 13 .671 Extrema II choke.

[Borden811]

Yelpy, I plan on shooting my No.3 later today. I can let you know what it does with factory loads if that's of any help at all to you?

[yelpy]

Yelpy, I plan on shooting my No.3 later today. I can let you know what it does with factory loads if that's of any help at all to you?

Thet would be great! What length barrel do you shoot?

[Borden811]

26 inch bbl. I plan on running some heavy 7's and some winchester XR 6's through it, and maybe some winchester supreme lead 5's.

[Borden811]

Yelpy,
I made it to the range, but somehow forgot the winnchester ER 6's. Anyway, I shot the hevi 7's and the Winchester Supreme high velocity 5's. Here's the breakdown, with numbers from my Indian Creek .665 added for comparison.

Hevi 13 2.25 oz 7's (lot # 300325)  259     I.C  281

Hevi 13 2.25 oz 7's (lot # 300524)  244     I.C.  225

Winchester Supreme High velocity 2oz 5's  91, and 93.    I. C  84 and 81

All shots were from a deep clened barrel, and between each of those shots I ran a dry brush, then a patch soaked with hoppes, and then two more dry patches down the barrel. I did try shooting with the barrel dirty also, and the numbers weren't as good. Hopefully that helps you some.

[yelpy]

Thanks!

            The pattern from the Wrights choke looks more even than the IC and that is what I would like. I feel that is how a choke and load should perform. I am not saying that the IC isn't any good but I just like an even pattern.

             I have heard that the IC will though some inconsistant patterns. That is the only thing that has kept me from buying one. I have shot the IC out of a 535 and the patterns had some reel tight spots in them also and was never the same.

             I may order the Wright's from Clark today I am just not sure wich one my SBEII would pattern best with. I have tryed different brand chokes in .670 which was a waist of shot and I also have tryed chokes at .660. The .660 did better but my gun seems to like .665 to .668 constriction. Maybe it is just the internals that I don't know.

[yelpy]

Thanks!

            The pattern from the Wrights choke looks more even than the IC and that is what I would like. I feel that is how a choke and load should perform. I am not saying that the IC isn't any good but I just like an even pattern.

             I have heard that the IC will though some inconsistant patterns. That is the only thing that has kept me from buying one. I have shot the IC out of a 535 and the patterns had some reel tight spots in them also and was never the same.

             I may order the Wright's from Clark today I am just not sure wich one my SBEII would pattern best with. I have tryed different brand chokes in .670 which was a waist of shot and I also have tryed chokes at .660. The .660 did better but my gun seems to like .665 to .668 constriction. Maybe it is just the internals that I don't know.

My Berettas have tight bores like your Benelli. The Wright's .660 patterns everything I have shot through it better than the .670.

Thanks Spur for the info.