Turkey chokes

birdman · 01-29-2008

I'm planning a turkey hunt in Central, KS this spring and need a new turkey choke. Any suggestions? I've got the invector tubes in a Browning gold hunter.

Thanks,
Birdman

D Winkler · 01-30-2008

I'd love to help you but I have the same question. I'm planning on going down in southern Oklahoma this Spring.

DrakeHunter · 02-05-2008

The only advice I can give is to pattern your shotgun. Some guns shoot better with a factory than with a store bought. My rem. 1187 supper mag. shoots 3 1/2 shells with a wallmart aftermarket choke really well. I'm not sure what brand the choke is but I have taken coyote's at 70 yards with it. The only problem I've seen to have is that it shoots really high. This is not a problem, I have shot and patterned it enough to remember.

rutnstrutgamecalls · 12-06-2008

Check out GobblerGuns.Com They make some pretty good Choke Tubes.

D Winkler · 12-06-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by rutnstrutgamecalls

Check out GobblerGuns.Com They make some pretty good Choke Tubes.

Thanks for the info

skinnyreds · 12-10-2008

I have been using the Browning Full Strut turkey choke for the last 3 years with no complaints and good results. I shoot a Browning BPS 3" with Remington Nitro shells.
For what it's worth.
Skinny

01-29-2008	#1 (permalink)
birdman Administrator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Longmont, Co Posts: 638 Images: 12	Turkey chokes I'm planning a turkey hunt in Central, KS this spring and need a new turkey choke. Any suggestions? I've got the invector tubes in a Browning gold hunter. Thanks, Birdman

01-30-2008	#2 (permalink)
D Winkler Administrator Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Edmond, OK Posts: 755 Images: 17	I'd love to help you but I have the same question. I'm planning on going down in southern Oklahoma this Spring. __________________ Take care of our Forests. The animals I like to kill live there.

02-05-2008	#3 (permalink)
DrakeHunter Administrator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Hennessey Posts: 141 Images: 16	chokes The only advice I can give is to pattern your shotgun. Some guns shoot better with a factory than with a store bought. My rem. 1187 supper mag. shoots 3 1/2 shells with a wallmart aftermarket choke really well. I'm not sure what brand the choke is but I have taken coyote's at 70 yards with it. The only problem I've seen to have is that it shoots really high. This is not a problem, I have shot and patterned it enough to remember.

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12-06-2008	#4 (permalink)
rutnstrutgamecalls Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 5	Check out GobblerGuns.Com They make some pretty good Choke Tubes.

12-10-2008	#6 (permalink)
skinnyreds Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 6	I have been using the Browning Full Strut turkey choke for the last 3 years with no complaints and good results. I shoot a Browning BPS 3" with Remington Nitro shells. For what it's worth. Skinny