Chokes

[stugun]

Hi all,

Looking to get some chokes for my beretta silver pigeon 687, quite fancy the ported extended ones!!! anyone got any advice please????

Stugun

 

[BenW]

Have a butchers at these

http://englishsportingclays.co.uk/shop

 

[sprocker]

I have two 3/8 Teague extended ported for sale if they are any good to you? Sold my Beretta so no longer required.

 

[rod]

Comp-n-Choke

 

[Mike]

What's wrong with the ones supplied with the gun?

 

[JonSkeet2]

Hi,

I have tried lots of chokes, ported, un-ported and OEM.

Have a look at the Muller chokes from www.justchoking.co.uk I tried these yesterday and was very impressed by the breaks and performance and the full set only consists of 4 chokes but can be bought individually. Look forward to a full review once I have patterned them and used them some more. Put it this way, i'll be using them for the English Open next weekend over the Briley I was using.

Cheers,

Jon.

 

[Mike]

I will await your test with interest.

 

[Mike]

Hi,

I have tried lots of chokes, ported, un-ported and OEM.

Have a look at the Muller chokes from www.justchoking.co.uk I tried these yesterday and was very impressed by the breaks and performance and the full set only consists of 4 chokes but can be bought individually. Look forward to a full review once I have patterned them and used them some more. Put it this way, i'll be using them for the English Open next weekend over the Briley I was using.

Cheers,

Jon.

If you are really interested in how chokes work this book http://www.antiqbook.com/search.php?action=search&l=en&searchform=antiqbook&o=zou&full=john+brindle&action=search&l=en&catalog=&author=&title=&description=&year=&century=&keyword=&sBn= is an excellent source of information to anyone who wants to learn more.

The book is quite rare now but well worth the money.

 

[Westward]

Any particular reason for wanting them ported?

 

[stugun]

Thanks for all replys chaps, no particular reason for ported other than I like the look of them, also I have read and heard a lot about extended chokes creating better patterns better breaks etc etc!!!!!

Stugun

 

[ExSCA]

If you are really interested in how chokes work this book http://www.antiqbook...=&keyword=&sBn= is an excellent source of information to anyone who wants to learn more.

The book is quite rare now but well worth the money.

Managed to find a copy of this - £8 including postage and packing, arrived this morning - just had a flick through, despite looking quite dated (1984) it has some really interesting information it - looking forward to reading properly. Thanks Mike for the recommendation.

 

[Mike]

The book might look dated, but the content is very relevent regarding everything to do with shotguns today. I'm glad that you actually bought it.

 

[Salopian]

What book? Link doesn't show anything except 'John Brindle'

 

[Mike]

Shotgun Shooting Techniques and Technology by John Brindle ISBN 090455891-6

I sold Paul a copy for a fiver :smile: