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Anyone use Briley Chokes ?

Started by bencattin, April 22, 2011, 06:08:10 PM

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bencattin

I have an 1100 mag that I had a Briley choke system installed in it years ago. I am wondering if anyone else shoots a Briley choke ?
IF TURKEYS COULD SMELL WE WOULD NEVER KILL ONE!

deadbuck

I shoot Briley .675 hevi shot chokes in a Browning Citori. They do well.

allaboutshooting

Quote from: bencattin on April 22, 2011, 06:08:10 PM
I have an 1100 mag that I had a Briley choke system installed in it years ago. I am wondering if anyone else shoots a Briley choke ?

I shoot Briley chokes on occasion. I have one of the very early straight rifled non-ported chokes for my SBE that I used on a very regular basis for turkeys many years ago. It's still an excellent choke.

Thanks,
Clark
"If he's out of range, it just means he has another day and so do you."


bencattin

Clark, the straight rifled choke is what I have . I got it back in the mid to late 90's . What lead shot load would you recommend ? How will it do with Winchester Elite number 6 shot ?
IF TURKEYS COULD SMELL WE WOULD NEVER KILL ONE!

allaboutshooting

Quote from: bencattin on April 23, 2011, 08:26:03 AM
Clark, the straight rifled choke is what I have . I got it back in the mid to late 90's . What lead shot load would you recommend ? How will it do with Winchester Elite number 6 shot ?

It seems to do a good job with most of the #6 lead shot, even the Flitecontrol Wad shells. I've also seen good results with all of the tungsten-based shot, WXRHD and Hevi-13 shells.

Thanks,
Clark
"If he's out of range, it just means he has another day and so do you."


bencattin

Thanks. This is my last year of shooting lead shot. These public land birds are getting too tough to kill and I need to extend my range.
IF TURKEYS COULD SMELL WE WOULD NEVER KILL ONE!

fallsflight

I shoot a Briley LM for waterfowl, but I imagine you are asking about Briley turkey chokes.

goblr77

Quote from: fallsflight on April 23, 2011, 04:35:04 PM
I shoot a Briley LM for waterfowl, but I imagine you are asking about Briley turkey chokes.

I know of several folks running that choke on dove fields.

allaboutshooting

I also use a Briley rifled choke in my slug gun for deer. It does a great job with Brenneke K.O. slugs.

Thanks,
Clark
"If he's out of range, it just means he has another day and so do you."


SumToy

I know that a lady at the NWTF shoot had on and it shot good.  They a lot of work in the sporting clay world.   I would say they are one of if not the biggest company on the market. 
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trkehunr93

I have a Briley's Hevi-Shot choke in .675 that shoots very well.  I now have a Star Dot in my 835 but I plan on hanging onto the Briley's.

Mag10

I had my Mag 10 fited with briley's thinwall tubes in the mid 80's.

Beretta686

I have a dozen briley tubes for shooting sporting clays, trap and skeet. I love them. I shoot waterfowl and upland birds with them.

I will use the same tubes for HS in my M1 and 682 and 391. I also have several angle port tubes.

On my lead only turkey tubes I have kicks and comp n choke

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