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  • partisan
    Justright; I am NO expert on turkey guns. Hopefully some of these guys will help. I am about 90% sure that you would want to use a full choke. Turkey hunters always want just a head shot, which would leave me to assume only a full choke would be called for.
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  • gskyhawk
    use the fullest tube you have or better yet go out and buy a extra full turkey choke

    after you get the choke tube you're going to use get a few of those shells and shot them at a pattern board or target at about 35 yards , use a rest so you get a good shot off and see it the shot pattern is centered on the target, if not you are going to need to either aim off a little or put some kind of sight on your gun

    you 're not going to be aiming at the whole bird you are going to be aiming for a good shot on the head/neck area so you really want to know where that shot load is going
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  • laogai
    gskyhawk is right on.
    i get great results with Strut Undertaker HS choke tubes
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  • Oakie
    FULL CHOKE!!! and aim for the head. I have knocked a few over shooting them in the body with a 12 gauge at 30 yards and wathed as they got back up and flew away[B)][:0].I think that is where the saying, tough old bird came from[;)]. LOL
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  • justright58
    Thanks Guys... No time for choke shoppping and I'm kind of screwed for patterning. I'm leaving the house at 05:00 tomorrow morning for this event.
    Using a CZ720 for this, which is my 'on the cheap' clay gun. I'll put the full choke in and hope for the best.
    I was hoping to use my Colt A2 Carbine with ACOG, but my bud said it might scare the turkey !!!
    Thanks very much.
    John[:D]
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