CHOKES

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Yes, but you might get some carbon/soot build up on the extended choke from the muzzle blast of the flush choke. I have done it before I assembled a full set of extended tubes.
 
kudu said:
Yes, but you might get some carbon/soot build up on the extended choke from the muzzle blast of the flush choke. I have done it before I assembled a full set of extended tubes.
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What is the point of extended tubes except they look cool
 
rpenmanparker said:
What is the point of extended tubes except they look cool
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Longer parallels deliver better patterns. Extended tubes are slightly easier to change, which is apparently psychologically important to certain members of the sporting clays community:rofl:
 
rpenmanparker said:
What is the point of extended tubes except they look cool
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I’ve heard that as a rule extended chokes don’t pattern better than flush chokes, with the exception possibly of large steel shot in tighter constrictions. I use extended chokes because you can tell at a glance what constriction is in the barrel and because they protect the barrel crown.
 
cdb1 said:
I’ve heard that as a rule extended chokes don’t pattern better than flush chokes, with the exception possibly of large steel shot in tighter constrictions. I use extended chokes because you can tell at a glance what constriction is in the barrel and because they protect the barrel crown.
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Ok. That makes sense.
 
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