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Hull in majority with some Cheddites, Clevers and RC's.

28g are also fine - I rate them better than Clever's T2.

Bought mine Sebrings 2nd hand for 1/2 a price from a Danish lady - got 5 HyDef + 2 Max Orange lenses included. 65 max Orange is all I use - I am light numb and grasp for every Lux I can get - even at bright sun.

24g is very similar to Hull's Intercomp HV - nice, good, smooth. P.S. As donna put it while I was typing.

On Spanish shotguns usually there are two markings on each barrel - the barrel diameter and choked diameter - difference between those is choke in mm. Left hand barrel 17.6 - constricted (choked) diameter 18.4 - barrel diameter Right hand barrel 18 - constricted (choked) diameter 18.4 -...

LH barrel is 0.8mm = 0.030" = 3/4 = Imp Mod RH barrel is 0.4mm = 0.015" = 3/8 = Light Mod

She definitely slowed down - she used to call the moment she came down to the gun hold, now she holds for app 2 sec before calling. P.S. Eh...sorry my bad - was tthinking about Fatima Galvez... :angel:

Miroku MK 70, Clays Hull Intercomp HV 24g 2.3mm and Hull Pros Steel 28g (where steel shot is demanded) through Teague extended 3/8 and 5/8 for sporting and 7/8 for 2nd shot on trap. Have some Cheddite Free Shots 28g in 2.2mm for point blank rabbits and Hull Parcour 28g in 2.4mm for longest...

You will be hard pressed to tell any difference between steel and lead - I feel the recoil on steel tiny bit shorter and firmer and Imagine it goes faster (but that is all just playing in my head I guess). Grab a slab and give them a try. In the meantime read this: Testing Steel brands for...

+ take in account the extensive humiliating effect after missing with them...When shooting cheap stuff you can always blame it on the cartridge :)

By all means Westley. Dbac I am shooting Miroku MK70 - that is sort of 525. Just for the wicked - here is a photo of Hull Pro Steel wad on the left and Clever Steel on the right. Hull (four cuts) is 1/2 mm thick (just like RC)  while Clever (eight cuts) is gradualy going from thickest bottom...

Shot some rounds of trap yesterday with Hull Pro Steel 28g through Teague 3/8 (0.015) and 5/8 (0.025) extended Inv +, (got 49 ex 50) . I was impressed with the cartrdige - crisp detonation and remarkable breaks with second barrel even at 50m (the range is situated on the rifle range with known...

Speaks volume doesn't it? :)

Lefty here as well - shooting RH MK 70 - have always shoot RH guns. Tried a LH Perazzi for a couple of rounds - not enough to tell any difference. I am a pain to fit tho - adjusting to the gun in a matter of couple mounts...+ I am shooting rather long stock and I am standing more perpendicular...

Was fideling with lenses according to light conditions for some time, untill it dawned on me I am "light numb" and almost always grasp for every lux I can get - even at bright sun. From then on 65% max orange lens are permanent.

Since your gun is covered with attached certificate and invector chokes are covered by factory - from Citory manuals: http://www.browning.com/content/dam/browning/support/owners-manuals/08-406citori.pdf you are good to go. Oh and here is what is written on the Hull Pro Steel:

Only handled Sporter couple of times - felt and looked like Perazzi.

Still changing chokes gives you a chance to see for yourself that at the end it is all down to somewhere between 1/2 and 3/4  :)

Just looking to see what is it all about, since there isn't many inforamtions on thos. In theory one should get less recoil, with rather nice (tight) patterns etc - all this based on slower velocity, that should come at the certain price (limitations) I guess? And at the end is it realy worth...

Any experience with those?