Which choke tube should be used for shooting slugs in an I-12?

[Fisherman101]

I'm pretty new to hunting (as this is only my second year). I got hooked last year borrowing a buddy's gun. I recently purchased an I-12 for an insanely good deal. I was thinking more about pheasant and duck hunting when I bought it.

I'm having trouble finding any information as to which choke tube can or should be used specifically in Franchi's I-12 when shooting slugs. Does anyone know which tube would be the correct tube? Or should I just entirely avoid shooting slugs through this gun?

I don't have the money to purchase a rifled slug barrel, or a slug gun this year. So my options are somewhat limited.

I haven't figured out yet how to delete my post, so I'm putting an edit in instead. I must have glazed over it the first time, but I found in the FAQs that it appears the answer is to use the Cylinder choke tube when shooting smooth bore slugs.

Sorry to have wasted anyone's time in reading this.

[mwelliott]

I just happened to have seen this on the customer service FAQ.

Q: What choke should I use for slugs? A: A Cylinder choke is recommended for shooting rifled slugs in a smooth bore barrel. Sabot slugs should be shot through our fully-rifled slug barrels.

Mike

[CH/QuakerBoyProstaff]

Cation makes fully rifled choke tubes for sabot slugs that work pretty well,and they are only $43.95 from Brownell's.Check 'em out!