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Joined: Jun 2008
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10 point
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I’ve got an older Remington Wingmaster 16 ga pump with a 28” full choke and a 26” improved cylinder barrel. I’m seriously thinking about sending one of the barrels to Comp-N-Choke for threading, to accept screw in chokes. What does the establishment think about a 16ga for a turkey thumper?
"Guess I just got too much Mathews in me!"
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Should be almost as good as a 12ga 😃
Shells will be tougher to find unless you handload
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If it’s a special gun, I’d just kill one with it and put it up. Then pick up the 20 ga and get back to hunting. I wouldn’t fool with it otherwise in my opinion
2017 Team Aldeer Turkey Contest Champion
2018 Team Aldeer Turkey Contest Champion
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I’d just run tss through the improved cylinder barrel and not worry about getting it threaded depending on the pattern she threw.
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One of my main turkey guns is a 16 ga 870 youth model.
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If it’s a special gun, I’d just kill one with it and put it up. Then pick up the 20 ga and get back to hunting. I wouldn’t fool with it otherwise in my opinion Definitely no sentimental value, just a gun I wound up with along the way!
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Use the full choke barrel. If you can find 16 ga TSS, great. If not use #6 lead or copper coated lead. I have the same setup, and will use it next season if I can kill one early with my 20 gauge. I wouldn't mess with the IC barrel, save that for quail or ducks over decoys. Full is usually all the turkey choke you need, esp with TSS. Good luck.
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