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Hardy, it means Improved Cylinder, and Moderated. I have the same markings on the multichokes in my SKB, although I'm unsure of the exact equivalent to normal chokes, e.g 1/4, Half, Full.

 

 

 

Can anyone clarify?

 

:good::) think you'l find that's "Modified" not moderated, i shoot improoved mod's most of the time for all diciplines, i like em, pattern well and hit hard from my Ultras.

 

 

Choke Design

Supported by more than 20 years of research into shotgun ballistic dynamics and tight tolerance computer (CNC) machining, Comp-n-Choke choke tubes deliver more precise, denser patterns to your target.

 

The Choke design allows gases to vent through slots, generating a brake system, which reduces recoil and gives quick recovery for the second shot. The slots also slow the wad, allowing the shot column to exit the choke clearly ahead of the wad. This eliminates flyers (when the wad drives through the shot column) delivering a more dense pattern. The more dense pattern allows you to use a more open constriction, providing a larger pattern and improving your performance.

 

Comp-n-Choke tubes are computer (CNC) machined for precise tolerances with high quality steel. The extended portion of the tubes offer a conical parallel design, with the final constriction of the choke held roughly 1 1/8 inches. Chokes are rollmarked for quick identification. Then extend design allows easy field installation and quick changes.

 

Chokes for most popular guns are stocked in a variety of finishes: black, stainless or gold titanium. Custom sizes are available on request.

 

Choke Constriction:

 

Constriction

Choke

 

-.005 (.005 larger than bore diameter)

Negative

 

.000

Cylinder

 

.005

Skeet

 

.010

Improved Cylinder

 

.015

Light Modified

 

.020

Modified

 

.025

Improved Modified

 

.030

Light Full

 

.035

Full

 

.045

X Full

 

 

 

Standard Bore Diameter:

Delivering a precise, consistent pattern requires precision manufacturing. Most shotgun makers produce barrels with a standard bore diameter. We stock choke tubes for shotguns with the standard bore diameter listed below. If you have backbored your gun, or the bore diameter is not this standard for some other reason, please contact us for custom-size choke tubes.

 

Shotgun Model

Standard Bore Diameter

 

12 Gauge

 

 

American Arms

.725

 

Benelli

.723

 

Beretta Optima

.733

 

Beretta Mobilchoke

.723

 

Beretta Xtrema Optima Plus

.733

 

Browning Invector Plus

.741

 

Franchi

.725

 

Krieghoff

.735

 

Mossberg 835 Ulti-Mag

.775

 

Perazzi

.725

 

Remington

.730

 

Ruger Red Label

.745

 

SKB Comp.

.735

 

Winchester

.730

 

Winchester Super X2

.741

 

 

10 Gauge

 

 

Browning

.777

 

Remington

.780

 

 

 

 

20 Gauge

 

 

Benelli

.627

 

Beretta

.627

 

Browning Invector Plus

.630

 

Remington

.620

 

Winchester

.620

 

 

Patterning Tips:

The only way to know your gun's performance is to pattern it with the chokes and shells you intend to use in the field or for Clays.

Too much of a constriction in a choke tube is just as bad as not enough constriction.

Use a good rest.

Use a large sheet of paper, at least 36 inches, to show exact pattern concentration.

Shoot at least two target - each with different type loads and brand of shells.

 

 

Martin

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Oddly enough, and with many raised eyebrows from my clay pigeon shooting companions, I use my Mossberg 500A for clays :lol:

Yes , Im making life more difficult for myself I know, but I like the gun so, so what. And today I beat one of the best shots in the club on a 50 bird sporting layout, so whaddya know :lol:

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hi all new to this site just thought i would add my list of guns so here goes

 

browning cynergy cylinder & skeet teague chokes (sporting clays)

 

browning medallist (rough gun )

 

remy 1100 20b (skeet & pigeon)

 

belgian folding .410 (roost shooting & general fun gun)

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hi all new to this site just thought i would add my list of guns so here goes

 

browning cynergy cylinder & skeet teague chokes (sporting clays)

 

browning medallist (rough gun )

 

remy 1100 20b (skeet & pigeon)

 

belgian folding .410 (roost shooting & general fun gun)

 

 

welcome to the forum :good: , question for you , how do you get on with that cynergy, the reason i ask is many of the shooters i know have all sorts of problems getting the comb down, not only in Canada, i have heard a few from the UK also, i have shot it, not to the extreme but a couple of 100 birds or so, i did find it high but a nice gun none the less, too pricey though in my opinion.

 

Martin

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I shoot a Beretta 682 12g Gold 29 1/2 barrel with an adjustable comb.

Teague Ported Chokes 1/4 1/4

Briley Extended 1/2 3/4.

For sporting clays.

 

I've no idea what year it is. (If someone could advise me I'd be most appreciative).

 

 

I've fed it everything from Diana 7.5s, D&G 7.5s & 9s, Gambore White Gold XLR 8s and

Eley first 9s but my favorite are Eley Olympic Trap.

 

It's as gentle as a lamb on the shoulder. I've shot many a 100 bird sporting without any pain.

 

 

I used to shoot a Miroku 12G MK60 30 inch Grade1 Game F/C 1/4 3/4.

but it used to kick me like a mule so I chopped it.

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So what do you all shoot for clays?

 

At the moment i havent even got a shotgun on my ticket as im saving up for a mk70 sport.

 

However i am using the old mans 391 teknys gold sporter for the time being.

beretta 390 gold mallard for skeet and sporting

or a remington 1000 for trap or sporting,

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Beretta 682 Gold E 30" with some of that special "Mungler dust" liberaly sprinkled on her.

 

Only clays atm but will be getting flush teague optima chokes for the game season ahead (don't think the optima coloured extendeds will go down well...)...

 

Si

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Had a few shotguns in my time but I've now whittled it down to my perfect pair:

 

32" MK38 teagued & 30" Beretta Urika black synthetic

 

If it's not perfectly balanced it wouldn't even get close to being on my list!

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