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What choke do you use with these rounds — 2 Answers

by Ryan Severson, from WA, United States Asked on September 17, 2021

Name Black Aces Tactical GT9 Turkey 12 Gauge 1oz High Velocity Slug 2 3/4in Plastic Shell Shotgun Slug Ammunition (5)
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Answered by DLP, member, from OH, United States, on November 12, 2021

’m glad you asked this question. You should not shoot slugs—or any other shot—through your barrel without a choke in place, since there is a very real possibility that you will damage the threading. I assume that you’ll be shooting a Foster-style slug—one that has rifling. The conventional wisdom has long been that these slugs perform best with an Improved Cylinder choke. Though ammunition is highly variable, and all guns digest ammunition a little differently than one another, I’d be inclined to start with an IC choke. If your accuracy with this choke is acceptable, stick with it. If it doesn’t, experiment with other chokes until you find the one that performs best. Regards, Ken Bailey
https://www.outdoorcanada.ca/what-choke-should-i-use-when-shooting-slugs/

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Answered by JR, guest, from FL, United States, on October 05, 2021

none/no choke would be ideal with a slug.

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