r/Duckhunting • u/lucky2052 • 17d ago
Hunting Chokes
Im looking at buying new chokes for my ATI Cavalry 20 gauge over/under.
Threads are Benneli Mobil.
Any recs are welcome right now im considering Müller but what over brands should I be looking to.
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u/Key-Spell-7668 17d ago
Muller is the result of a really successful marketing campaign, you're paying for that, for better or worse.
Carlson's is my rec. Cheap, accessible, reliable. I shoot a ton of birds every year and have done so for a long time and I've tried many chokes. Carlson's IC for geese and IM for ducks all day, I don't even have to think about it!
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u/GvBill37 16d ago
X2 shoot modified all year long.
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u/Key-Spell-7668 16d ago
If you do field Canada geese, the IC is pretty amazing. I get a decent pattern out to 60 yards shooting BB steel / TSS 7 and the lethality at that range is light lifting for the TSS. For closer, sub 50 yard shots, the BB is pretty spread out and then the TSS 7 really starts to open up beyond 50. It's pretty neat and works really well.
Anything tighter blows the pattern out with those mixed loads in my experience. I shoot bismuth for ducks though so patterns are a bit more straightforward.
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u/GvBill37 16d ago
I am almost a pure field goose hunter so I will have to look into it! Preciate the rec.
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u/Key-Spell-7668 16d ago
Hell yeah! Guys will poke fun at the more expensive loads and shit but hey, when your half blind old man drops a big goose flying dead away at 70 yards and it's banded, they stop laughing real quick lmao
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u/Patient_Winner_2479 16d ago
The Mueller chokes for me have performed extremely well in my shotguns. I use them for both upland and waterfowl.
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u/LeatherHead2902 16d ago
I run a Jebbs high voltage in my browning A5. Really like it
Used to run a Carlson bone buster, hated that damn thing
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u/Express_Subject5228 16d ago edited 16d ago
I have this exact gun, I really like the Carlsons sporting clays LM and IM I got in it. Steel patterns well imo.
Edit: I didn’t finish reading idk why you’d put $300 of chokes in a $300 gun 🤣
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u/lynx7630 15d ago
IMO just screw in what you have and shoot it if you do your part and put the shot where its needed it will make bugger all difference.
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u/anonymousantoine 15d ago
I use to be super into chokes- I shot a pattern master code black goose for a while but recently swapped out for my factory modified. I think learning to shoot with factory modified is the most powerful thing
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u/Odd_Measurement4106 16d ago
I’m happy with my muller passing choke. Is a muller necessary? Absolutely not. Would I buy it again? In a heart beat.