Choke tube ports full of plastic

[Ohio river tom]

 Got a new mossberg 535 turkey gun with a XX full x factor choke. When i shoot my turkey shells ...i see plastic all in the ports of the choke. My question is.. is my choke to tight for the load size or is something wrong with my gun ? Just starting into shooting turkey guns. Always hunted with a single shot 12 h&r as a kid.
My shells are 3 1/2 inch 2 3/8 ounce #6 . My choke tube is .670 XX full x factor. My shotgun 535 mossberg .
Thanks for any help.

[stinkpickle]

It's normal.  The pattern should tell you whether or not the choke is too tight.

[dirt road ninja]

The purpose of the ports are to strip the wad away from the shot. The plastic debris present is evidence of it working as designed.

[Ohio river tom]

 Ok thank you. I have not shot much choke tubes. I am a disabled veteran now. The help from the good lord I got home. The V.A gave me 100% so now I can afford a up grade from a old single shot. Thank you again for your help. Good luck hunting and God bless.

[Philippe]

Nope that is normal, This can and will effect your patterns. Just be sure to clean those choke tubes really well, keep pipe cleaners handy for those ports!

[Mike Honcho]

Thank you for your service and sacrifice for our country!  I hope you have a great turkey season!

[yella yelper]

Thanks for your service and hit us up anytime for questions.

I've seen kicks choke ports get pretty clogged with material. I think they're one of the most aggressive with the angle of their ports

[Ohio river tom]

Thank you guys.

[Dr Juice]

Ok thank you. I have not shot much choke tubes. I am a disabled veteran now. The help from the good lord I got home. The V.A gave me 100% so now I can afford a up grade from a old single shot. Thank you again for your help. Good luck hunting and God bless.

Thank you for your service and the sacrifice that you and your family has provided to this great Nation! May you get a 1000 gobblers!


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[snapper1982]

Thank you for your service and sacrifices! May you be blessed with many springs and lots of gobblers!