Müller Light????

[skinnylizzy]

I was thinking of getting a pair of Müller chokes for my Guerini Summit Impact solely for the purpose of lightening the front end. I was gonna get a pair of U2's coz I currently shoot Light Mod in both barrels.

Are the Müllers much lighter that the Maxis?

Cheers guys.

 

[Will Hewland]

They are very light. Almost like have no choke on, weight wise.

 

[skinnylizzy]

That sounds like what I'm after. I put some weight in the end of the stock and while it shifted the point of balance back, it didn't really feel any livelier so I took the weight out. When I took the chokes out and waved it around it felt perfect.

 

[Skeet UK]

U2's will kill most targets you will encounter and there is always the option of a tighter cartridge.

I shoot a pair of U3's at everything.

They are very light, amongst other benefits.  U2's weigh about 12 grams each, compared to 35 to 40 grams or more, for steel flush chokes.

 

[Iggy]

The U2 should be roughly the same as LM, although when I used Mullers I generally used U1 and U2 in bottom/upper barrel respectively for ESP

Must admit though since buying the Invictus I've stuck with the supplied Maxis chokes. 

 

[skinnylizzy]

Thank's guys. Like I said, I've no problem whatsoever with the patterns or constrictions of the Maxis, as far as I can see they're equally as good as any Teague or Briley choke and I don't think that the Müllers will give me magic balls of dust every time I pull the trigger but as far as lightening the muzzle end, they seem ideal. 2xU2's..........Sold!!!!! Thank's again guys.