Extended vs Flush Chokes
Anyone know how a Modified Extended choke would compare to a flush mount improved modified choke? Or how an extended IC would compare to a flush mount modified?
For reference, this would be for a Benelli SBE 2. I read somewhere that extended chokes have a tighter pattern than flushmounts, but that's all that was said.
For reference, this would be for a Benelli SBE 2. I read somewhere that extended chokes have a tighter pattern than flushmounts, but that's all that was said.
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the amount of consriction is what determines the parttern, not where its located. 0 -
There are several reasons for extended tubes. The two I concern myself with are ease of instalation/removal and steel shot.
The former is obvious, no wrench needed. As for the latter, even steel compatible tubes can/will eventually buldge. The extended tube places the constriction out past the thread where it will not lock itself into the barrel when it buldges.0 -
Almost. How quickly it constricts will have an effect as well.
However, unless the choke is *really* extended the constriction rate can't change much slower than a flush choke tube.
quote:Originally posted by MIKE WISKEY
the amount of consriction is what determines the parttern, not where its located.0
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