Muller chokes

[Noob_]

Anyone carry these in Canada?

 

[jewman22]

order from Muller direct, 25$ shipping up here to Canada

I dont think there are any distributers for his chokes, just factory direct, but I could be wrong.

 

[Noob_]

Thanks are they worth the price?

 

[Beretta687EELL]

Thanks are they worth the price?

Almost all aftermarket chokes will pattern better than the ones that come with the gun from the gun manufacturer. I'm assuming that you have put your current chokes on paper and see a problem. So they are worth more than what you currently have. Are they worth more than a Briley, Trulock or Carleson tube ... maybe, maybe not.

 

[hnachaj]

from testing for nearly 30 years chokes and aftermarket chokes, most except Briley and Teague cheat on constriction. Most aftermarket cheat with a few thousand tighter. Some like Muller label them with numbers. in my last test of Muller 2 (supposed to be LM) and Beretta flush Optima HP chokes, the Beretta had an more even pattern with less holes in the middle. Buy one and pattern your ammo with the aftermarket versus factory. Then put it up for sale on the American sporting clay forum. It will be sold within a day. They are so gullible!
Henry

 

[Noob_]

Haha ok I think I will avoid them. Lots of reports online of them breaking or discolouring.

 

[jacpor]

I have Muller chokes for my Perazzi. They are awesome. They pattern better than the OEM. They don't have a really dense core. The pattern is well distributed in the 30" circle. I used to carry quite a few chokes. Now I carry 3 Muller, a U1, a U2 and a U3. It covers pretty well all the clays I shoot. They have one of the best customer service by far. I think they have someone in Ontario or Manitoba.

 

[Sapper33]

Silver Willow in Carstairs keeps a selection in stock for Browning and Beretta models.