Shotgun choke

[sarcasmn 3]

What kind of choke does everyone prefer on their shotguns and why

[High Spade Mikey Wilson 319]

I use Improved Cylinder chokes on all my SxS shotguns. It goes back to my Sporting Clay shooting days when that was my preferred choke at shorter distances.

[Edward R S Canby, SASS#59971 896]

We sometimes shoot popup shotgun targets where the bird, briquet, or soda can is engaged at fairly close distances.  I prefer as open a choke as possible to make hitting the popup easiest.  I currently shoot a SxS with straight cylinders.  When shooting these targets with a fixed choke Stoeger SxS I shot the popup with the Imp Cyl barrel.  For standard knockdown targets more constricted chokes perform well.

[Colorado Coffinmaker 3,579]

 

With most targets at 10 - 12 yards, Chokes in yer shotgun are about like a Drag Chute on a Turtle.  Cylinder bore works just fine.

[John Kloehr 1,152]

7 minutes ago, Colorado Coffinmaker said:

 

With most targets at 10 - 12 yards, Chokes in yer shotgun are about like a Drag Chute on a Turtle.  Cylinder bore works just fine.

 

I know I'll miss a shotgun target some day, but in this sport I doubt it will be due to the choke.

[irish ike, SASS #43615 1,269]

None, cylinder bore.

 

[John Boy 925]

At the distances for shot gun plates, unless one is a poor shotgun shooter ... any choke will work equally 

[Diamond Jake 359]

I use IC and Mod on my SXS, but mostly because I use the same gun for hunting.  It's tough to hit a squirrel 35 ft up in a tree that;s 20 yards away when using no choke.  If I had a shotgun solely for SASS, I'd have cylinder bore on both barrels.

 

 

[Equanimous Phil 288]

There are a couple of threads about chokes on the Wire, here's one of them.

 

Equanimous

[Turkey Flats Jack 625]

cylinder bore for shotshells that have a modern wad. for my brass hull BP shotshells that I load with fiberwads I like to use modified or full depending on the distance to targets. some ranges have pretty heavy targets set out at a good distance. 

[Garrison Joe, SASS #60708 2,940]

No choke will make an improvement if you are not aiming close to the target.  In fact, a poor shooter will get a few more hits with a cylinder choke (no choke at all), since it provides perhaps an inch wider pattern at 10 yards.

 

Good luck, GJ

[Marshal TKD, Sass # 36984L 176]

Chokes? We don’t need no stinking chokes.

[Castalia,SASS#18915 91]

Heck, I'll answer this question. I always choke when the target is moving. Castalia