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fiddler said:
You need to get an "open choke" or "open cylinder" and screw it in to protect the threads. Personally, I think all the effective range is gone without a choke, but each to their own.
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Ok i will look for one of them. i am useing slugs so i am sure they wont effect range. do you know if beretta makes a open cyl? i have been checking chokes on ebay and they are mostly full or what they call turkey choke??
the choke the guns comes with is called a 'rifled spreader choke' i plan to shoot foster type slugs so a rifled choke is no good.
 
fiddler said:
You need to get an "open choke" or "open cylinder" and screw it in to protect the threads. Personally, I think all the effective range is gone without a choke, but each to their own.
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Funny, I use a Remington 870 with an 18" barrel that is factory Cylinder choked, and I can hit my skeet targets all day, as long as I am doing my part, between 20m & 30m. Its what I use hunting in the bush with great success.
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If you are going to be shooting rifled slugs then improved cylinder or modified will work just fine. You could also use full if stuck, but I find a more open choke works best with slugs. Your local gun store should have something that will work.
 
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