Posted By: Big Daddy K
Chokes for clays? - 04/29/17 03:30 AM
What do you run in your clay shotgun? Specifically O/U.
Posted By: Couzin
Re: Chokes for clays? - 04/30/17 01:29 AM
For skeet, skeet and skeet. For singles trap, full (under barrel), doubles trap, a modified under and full over shooting the under barrel first. For five stand and sporting clays a full under and modified over but I select over or under depending on the target presentation.
Posted By: 5 Stand Dan
Re: Chokes for clays? - 05/05/17 01:16 AM
For sporting clays, IC & LM will break 95% of the targets.
Posted By: fishfree
Re: Chokes for clays? - 05/11/17 11:45 PM
What choke if using a 20 gauge semi-auto? Or would 20 ga be to much of a disadvantage??
Posted By: 5 Stand Dan
Re: Chokes for clays? - 05/12/17 12:10 AM
20 ga is fine, many shooters use 1 oz loads for their 12s, 7/8 works fine or you can use 1 oz 20s.
If I'm only going to use one choke, it would be LM
Posted By: DPirates80
Re: Chokes for clays? - 05/12/17 02:07 PM
Skeet I go with two skeet chokes, or a skeet and Diffusion choke. Trap I use Ligh mod on bottom and Mod on top. International trap I use improved mod on top.
Sporting clays I adjust whenever they show me the pattern. Five stand I adjust whenever they show the pattern.
Posted By: duckhunter175
Re: Chokes for clays? - 05/12/17 05:18 PM
I'm a fan of the Carlson's extended stainless. For clays if you only had two to choose I would say IC and LM.
The LM is one of my all around favorites for hunting too. I feel it does well in the dove field with small shot and it patterns nicely with 2s and BBs for geese when lots of folks over constrict.
Posted By: Colonel Angus
Re: Chokes for clays? - 05/28/17 09:19 PM
www.mullerchokes.comLM on second shot most of the stations with an IC in the lower barrel.
Doesn't matter the gauge, they all travel the same distance and speed.