DoubleDropTines
Member
I use the undertaker also. It puts a hurt on em. If I ever switched it would be to the Kicks GT tube. I have heard great things about them.
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GunnerJon
Guest
Hastings XXX full .665 tube (the non-ported extended tube), Winchester 3in. High Velocity #6's. Absolutely amazing patterns. My old Mossy is topped with a red dot to get the best out of those patterns.
When I first ordered the Hastings, I ordered a Comp-n-choke as well. Tested them both and sent the choke with the worst pattern back. The cheaper Hastings won out.....
I also have the same Hastings choke (just in 20 gauge) on my wife's gun and it is a long range turkey slayer as well.
When I first ordered the Hastings, I ordered a Comp-n-choke as well. Tested them both and sent the choke with the worst pattern back. The cheaper Hastings won out.....
I also have the same Hastings choke (just in 20 gauge) on my wife's gun and it is a long range turkey slayer as well.
I use the Primos Jelly Head and works awesome out to 50 yrds
Also used a M.A.D. tube and worked awesome but sent it back because when I went to remove it, it had swelled so bad that I could remove it from my gun. Had to remove barrel and then put choke in a vice and pretty much pry the choke out of the gun.
Also used a M.A.D. tube and worked awesome but sent it back because when I went to remove it, it had swelled so bad that I could remove it from my gun. Had to remove barrel and then put choke in a vice and pretty much pry the choke out of the gun.
NebraskaWhitetail
New Member
I retrofitted my Browning BPS 12 gauge with a turkey choke made my Carlsons. It's put quite a few birds on the ground so far.
jkratz5
Well-Known Member
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I use the undertaker also but didn't really see much difference between that and my stock full choke out of my benelli.
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I too never saw much difference in the tubes in my old gun, so when I bought my Remington SP-10 6 years ago or so I just had them throw in the Extra Full remington choke tube. Never had a problem with it, killed one bird at 61yds and my brother shot one with the same setup at 73yds 2 years back (He didn't realize the bird was that far until after it was dead due to the fact we were on an open ridge and the bird was walking away). Anyhow, I have heard good things about the undertaker from those who use it.
I use the undertaker also but didn't really see much difference between that and my stock full choke out of my benelli.
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I too never saw much difference in the tubes in my old gun, so when I bought my Remington SP-10 6 years ago or so I just had them throw in the Extra Full remington choke tube. Never had a problem with it, killed one bird at 61yds and my brother shot one with the same setup at 73yds 2 years back (He didn't realize the bird was that far until after it was dead due to the fact we were on an open ridge and the bird was walking away). Anyhow, I have heard good things about the undertaker from those who use it.
Angle porting by Ballistic Specialties (angleport.com)! GREAT choke. They custom fit 'em for ya or they send you their prefered sizing depending on make of gun and shot size. If you don't like it you can send it back and try another or get your money back, no questions asked. Back when I hunted turkey with a shotgun, they were just about the only ones who would let you shoot a choke tube and return it. They are pricey (85 bucks) but your guaranteed the right choke.