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  • eastwood44mag
    Ok, so I finally figured out that my import O/U takes Beretta chokes. Here's my question, though: is there more than one kind of Beretta choke (Ruger has two styles, Browning has 2, etc)? Thanks
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  • bigdog1
    I have several new Beretta screw in choke tubes if you need them. Let me know, you won't beat my price...
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  • bigdog1
    To answer the question about having 2 different types of Beretta chokes, I am nearly 100% sure they only use 1 style.
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  • clays
    The answer to your question is Beretta now has two different choke systems. The standard 2" flush mount system which is the more common, & the new Optima chokes which are 3 1/2" & extend past the muzzle for eaze of change. NO, they do not interchange.

    Bob
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  • eastwood44mag
    So all the flush chokes have the same style? Also, is a Mobile Choke the same as the old style, but extended? Thanks.

    P.S. Bigdog, what are you asking on the chokes?
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  • clays
    The mobile choke system is the factory flush mount system. There are many aftermarket chokes that will fit & extend past the muzzle. The main difference is the depth that the choke goes into the barrel. Unless you have a late model sporting gun, odds are you will have the mobile choke system. Optima chokes are designed for optima bored barrels only such as DT10 Trident & Silver Pigeon II & III. Beretta chokes are designated as Mobil Choke, Mobil choke Extended, Optima choke extended, & Optima choke plus. As stated before, Mobile chokes & Optima Bore chokes are not interchangeable.

    Bob
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  • Oklahomabound
    I must have a really odd Beretta 12 guage O/U, 686 Onyx. I have the Beretta flush mount choke tubes full set and a full set of Beretta Victory extended choke tubes and its amazing but true, but they directly substitute one for the other. Or, at least they did this past weekend when I shot 250 plus sporting clays....[:)]

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