Stoeger 2000 choke tubes

[easternshoreman]

I recently purchased a Stoeger 2000 & was looking to get a high end choke tube. I purchased a Pure Gold tube listed for a Beretta (as I understand it, a Beretta tube should be compatible with my Stoeger) and the threads are a match, but the ported end of the tube seems to extend too long from the end of the barrel. I've never used a ported tube & wanted to know if this is typical. Thanks for any replies...

[Flhawghuntr]

The ported end of the tube is suppose to extend past the barrel. Some tubes by different companys ext to 2" past the end of the barrel that is how they work

[birddog]

are you unhappy with the factory tubes?

[BenelliBoy]

I am looking to buy an M2000 and have a few questions.
Quote from easternshoreman: I purchased a Pure Gold tube listed for a Beretta (as I understand it, a Beretta tube should be compatible with my Stoeger.)
So I could buy a Primos JellyHead choke tube for my M2000? If i would buy it under Beretta/Benelli and it would still fit my gun?Also I was wondering what the prices were around were you live so i could get a general idea of what i am going to have to pay.
Thanks,
BenelliBoy

[easternshoreman]

Originally posted by birddog:
are you unhappy with the factory tubes? I am not unhappy with them, but I am looking for tighter patterns at distance since I have the 24" barrel (for turkey), but wish to use it for duck goose, etc... Thanks for your reply

[Flhawghuntr]

Originally posted by BenelliBoy:

So I could buy a Primos JellyHead choke tube for my M2000? If i would buy it under Beretta/Benelli and it would still fit my gun?Thanks,
BenelliBoy Yes it should fit your M2000 just fine as Benelli, Beretta, Franchi and Stoeger all take the same choke tube. After mrket tubes are the way to go as the tubes that come with the gun are crap.

[147 Grain]

Briley says Beretta's Mobil Choke System fits the Stoeger 2000 automatics.