SUB-SONIC CHOKE TUBE

[birddog]

With all the talk about choke tubes lately I thought I'd share this picture of one I saw in the October issue of North American Hunter....What a riot!

A one pound, 32" ported tube, mounted on what looks to be a 24"-26" barrel ... I thought I got a lot of crap for using a 'fence post'.


[ 01-05-2004, 11:36 PM: Message edited by: birddog ]

[tj]

that tube was designed to reduce report using sub-sonic loads in populated urban areas. this combination was created for use on canada goose depredation orders inside of city limits. the sub-sonic loads are slow (about 800fps) and the metro tube keeps the blast quite. its just another way to combat local geese.

[birddog]

yep, it says, "Hastings Metro Gun Systems extension coupled with Federals Metro Sub-Sonic ammunition, can reduce blast up to 50%...with a muzzle velocity of 850fps .... ranges must be inside 40yrds, 30yrds is better."

I just can't imagine using it i guess ... would be interesting to try though.

Thinking of toting that thing around in my skiff or duck boat just makes me chuckle i guess.

Could you imagine seeing that thing pop out of the grass and cattails in the blind next to you ... HAHA!

[fezman]

you could use it to bust ice around the boat. or use it as a boat hook.

[jedd]

looks like it doubles as a spare post for your flying decoy or a flag stick

[Englishman]

Instead of shooting birds you just hit them in the head with the choke tube. lol

[birddog]

HAAAAAAAAA! maybe a push pole extension.

[ 01-20-2004, 11:57 PM: Message edited by: birddog ]