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  1. #1
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    I have a nova pump- can anyone recommend a good turkey choke?

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    Kick's Gobblin' Thunder with #5s 3' or 3 1/2'.

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    anyone try the pattern master choke?

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    i just use the full choke that came with my sbe.
    i shoot 3.5 with #5s

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    I also have a Nova. Does anyone use the HS strut undertaker choke? I know alot of other people that use the Kicks choke and really like it.

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    i also have a nova and i use a gobble stopper tube by tru glo. i have measured it to be about .648 and does really well with #6 shot but not too great with anything else. i use winchester supreme HV and can consistantly but 10-20 pellets in the head and neck at 40yds. the problem is that for some odd reason thisa tube will not fit in my sbe. its a little tight fit in the nova and goes in about half way and sticks tighter than **** in the sbe!!! i have been meaning to contact tru glo but haven't got around to it. has any one else had this problem.
    i'm looking into the factory style tubes from cabelas in a .665 this should do better with #5s and #4s.
    i would also like to know about the benelli extended tube be BRILEY and does anyone know the diameter or the constriction of this tube?

    thanks for any help guys!

    [ 01-05-2004, 07:46 PM: Message edited by: tj ]

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    I used the HS Strut Undertaker and had excellent patterns with it. Unfortunately mine seized up in my barrell after shooting 3.5" mags. It was well oiled and clean. I guess it was built on a Friday, because when we FINALLY got it out of the barrell after a week it was ballooned out in the middle.

    I took it back to the store instead of going through HS Strut. Again, outstanding patterns and this was most likely an isolated incident.

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    I have Turkey Hunted with my SBE for the last few years and I like two choke tubes that have done a great job for me 1. Is a Mad Choke and the other is a 2. Rhino Choke.With Nitro Ammunition If you don't know about the Ammo check out their web-site www.nitrocompany.com And look at the test patterens you will be glad you did.

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    wow! that nitro ammo is expensive!
    i can buy remington and hevi shot brand hevi shot much cheaper than nitro company's lead loads! not to mention nitro hevi shot! wow!

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    look at the Patterens you get with Nitro! You won't with remington or hevi shot it's not for the week at heart or everybody but you won't have stomp their heads when you shoot it with Nitro or run after it either.

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