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I picked up one of these from a guy off of here recently and was going to convert it into back up turkey gun. I was under the impression that Remington chokes would work in it, but found out over the weekend that is not the case. I know it is not the desired gun, but does anyone else shoot/have this gun? If so, what choke tube do you use? With that being said, I have a Primos Jelly Head choke laying around that I can not send back if anyone is interested.
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I picked up one of these from a guy off of here recently and was going to convert it into back up turkey gun. I was under the impression that Remington chokes would work in it, but found out over the weekend that is not the case. I know it is not the desired gun, but does anyone else shoot/have this gun? If so, what choke tube do you use? With that being said, I have a Primos Jelly Head choke laying around that I can not send back if anyone is interested. I've shot a bunch of quail, rabbits, and squirrels with them but only 1 turkey. But the ones I used never had screw in chokes. I always liked the feel of them plus they were great for dropping in a scabbard on the side of a horse and taking off. Tough guns and probably will work great for banging around the turkey woods.
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I think my 10ga is a NEF but it used browning invector chokes
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I have a dedicated H&r turkey 12 gauge but it has a fixed full
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Just use a lead sled when your patterning those turkey loads...
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I picked up one of these from a guy off of here recently and was going to convert it into back up turkey gun. I was under the impression that Remington chokes would work in it, but found out over the weekend that is not the case. I know it is not the desired gun, but does anyone else shoot/have this gun? If so, what choke tube do you use? With that being said, I have a Primos Jelly Head choke laying around that I can not send back if anyone is interested. I've shot a bunch of quail, rabbits, and squirrels with them but only 1 turkey. But the ones I used never had screw in chokes. I always liked the feel of them plus they were great for dropping in a scabbard on the side of a horse and taking off. Tough guns and probably will work great for banging around the turkey woods. Yeah, I like this feel of this one so far as well. Really compact and light. I figure it’ll make a good spare or tractor gun. I may like the way it shoots with the modified it has in it, but also thought I would add a little something extra to it.
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Winchester & Mossberg 500 chokes should fit it
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Winchester & Mossberg 500 chokes should fit it From what I have looked up and read I think you are correct. I misunderstood something along the way when I first started looking. Thank you for the feedback.
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