Chock Help

[maple_sea]

Just bought a nice Citori with standard Invector chock system. I mainly do trap/skeet with it but will also do goose hunting. Two chocks comes with the gun - Improved Cylinder and Modified choke. The question is can I shot steel on both of them? do I need any other chocks?

Any comments appreciated.

Leo

 

[blargon]

They should be OK for steel, it may say on it. If you want a different choke you can still buy the invector chokes. I have a mossberg 12ga that uses them, and older winchester guns use them as well.

 

[maple_sea]

Thanks a lot!

They should be OK for steel, it may say on it. If you want a different choke you can still buy the invector chokes. I have a mossberg 12ga that uses them, and older winchester guns use them as well.

 

[beretta boy]

Try browning.com ... Services .... Owners Manuals....Citori

All the information you need ....

 

[maple_sea]

Thanks again. That is exactly what I need.

Leo

Try browning.com ... Services .... Owners Manuals....Citori

All the information you need ....

 

[beretta boy]

Glad to help out ...

Try and remember ... for steel, LESS choke than for lead
and shot 2 - sizes BIGGER for steel than than you would
normally use for lead.

Pattern some of the steel loads you intend to shoot at Geese
with I/Cyl & Mod ( I like BB or BBB ) at 40 yards. I'd be surprised
if the I/Cyl patterns weren't the most even & well distributed.
Use at least a 4 foot square of cardboard or Kraft paper, and measure
the 40 yards (120 ft.) just don't "pace it off ". Count each pellet hole
inside a 30" diameter ( 15" radius) circle drawn to enclose the greatest amount of pellet holes centering the total shot charge. Your looking for a pattern that you can't throw a goose through ... and most of your shooting
will probably be less than 40 yards !