m3500 choke tube for waterfowling?

[TnFoutdoors]

I am in the process of buying an M3500 and want to know what choke tubes you guys are using for waterfowling. Thanks in advance

[Zachh72]

Hello i was also in your situation about 3 months ago when i bought it I have to say i love this gun!!! And i bought a Charlson choke tube in a improved modified because i take the little farther shots.

[TnFoutdoors]

Thanks I took it out goose hunting on Tuesday but no luck weather was horrible nothing was flying. Hoping to get it's first kill this weekend.

[Zachh72]

Duck season doesn't open up until October 1st.

[rmisch22]

is anyone having problems with the 3500 jamming while shooting lighter loads and if yes what is the fix

[BeermanJoel]

How light are you talking about? Out of the box I shot 25 rounds of 3" shells and followed that up with 25 rounds of 2-3/4"
1-1/8oz. 3 dram. 1200 fps. Federal target loads. It fired and cycled all 50 rounds perfectly. I don't have the recoil reducer in it either.

[TMAC]

Shooting 50 shots is hardly a test. Most 3 1/2" guns of any make dont like 2 3/4" target loads at all, and i dont care what make or model you have. Some will some wont......

[cspencer1113]

I have read it will not cycle 2 3/4" shells with the recoil reducer in it. I do not know for sure because i have not installed the recoil reducer yet.

[Scotty64]

Hello i was also in your situation about 3 months ago when i bought it I have to say i love this gun!!! And i bought a Charlson choke tube in a improved modified because i take the little farther shots.

Hey what threads did you use for buying the choke tubes. I want the same one but not sure which one to buy. If you can give me the info, I would greatly appreciate it. I have heard that you go with the Benelli or Beretta threads.

[Scotty64]

I have shot almost 20 boxes of 3" and 3 1/2 other than one misfire, the gun has been flawless. I knocked down a 22 pd goose shooting Winchester Xpert 3 1/2 # 2 at 40-50 yards. I have not shot the 2 3/4 but will do so this summer