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Started by mossyoakpro, April 06, 2012, 06:57:41 PM
Quote from: mossyoakpro on April 06, 2012, 06:57:41 PMSince I am just getting started on the 20 ga wagon I need to know which choke to start testing so as not to waste a lot of ammo before I get to it...I have 3 to try out....it was 4 until I was told not to shoot HTL out of a rem choke.1) Pure Gold Tempest .5702) Primos Tightwad .5703) Truglo SSX .550Of these 3 which should I start with and most likely get my best patterns with Fed HW #7's?Thanks in advance!!
Quote from: msgobblergetter on April 06, 2012, 11:57:26 PMQuote from: mossyoakpro on April 06, 2012, 06:57:41 PMSince I am just getting started on the 20 ga wagon I need to know which choke to start testing so as not to waste a lot of ammo before I get to it...I have 3 to try out....it was 4 until I was told not to shoot HTL out of a rem choke.1) Pure Gold Tempest .5702) Primos Tightwad .5703) Truglo SSX .550Of these 3 which should I start with and most likely get my best patterns with Fed HW #7's?Thanks in advance!!Not sure who told you not to shoot HTL from your rem choke, but if its the Rem Super Full you are safe whether its the lead only version or Hevi version. As a matter of fact, the lead only version shoots h13 7's better than the hevi version in my 1187. I would add it to your line up to test.
Quote from: mightyjoeyoung on April 07, 2012, 11:19:20 AMQuote from: msgobblergetter on April 06, 2012, 11:57:26 PMQuote from: mossyoakpro on April 06, 2012, 06:57:41 PMSince I am just getting started on the 20 ga wagon I need to know which choke to start testing so as not to waste a lot of ammo before I get to it...I have 3 to try out....it was 4 until I was told not to shoot HTL out of a rem choke.1) Pure Gold Tempest .5702) Primos Tightwad .5703) Truglo SSX .550Of these 3 which should I start with and most likely get my best patterns with Fed HW #7's?Thanks in advance!!Not sure who told you not to shoot HTL from your rem choke, but if its the Rem Super Full you are safe whether its the lead only version or Hevi version. As a matter of fact, the lead only version shoots h13 7's better than the hevi version in my 1187. I would add it to your line up to test.And like I have said before... Those chokes (the ones that say lead only), are rated that way by the manufacturer for a reason. Especially the older stuff wasn't made out of stronger materials or specially hardened and tempered so that they can handle the stresses of having htl shot jammed through them. The first time you shoot some htl shot through one and it fractures or bulges and jams itself in the barrel of your shotgun, what are you gonna tell remington or the choke maker? With so many quality htl approved chokes out there, it only makes sense to use your head and buy one that possibly won't leave you wondering how you're gonna get your gun fixed. I have a friend that was shooting some hevi 6s through his lead only ventilator. Went to clean his rig after patterning and it took a pair of channel locks to get the choke out of the barrel because the hard, unyielding shot caused it to bulge. You shoot what you want...I'll be smart and use a choke approved for htl.
Quote from: mightyjoeyoung on April 07, 2012, 09:01:23 PMNot for nothin darron, but you might wana recount that target. I got 46 in the upper left quadrant. Think you might have double counted a few. I just shot a 164 and I gotta say it looks an awful lot like yours, just way more even and with few/no holes. not ragging on your pattern, just saying it doesn't look anywhere near 200.
Quote from: mightyjoeyoung on April 07, 2012, 09:01:23 PMNot for nothin darron, but you might wana recount that target. I got 46 in the upper left quadrant. Think you might have double counted a few. I just shot a 164 and I gotta say it looks an awful lot like yours, just way more even.