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Best Choke For Sporting Clays Forum. If you want to know where you're shooting, high or low, in front or behind, you use a tight choke, you can see where you hit the clay. While shooting a couple of rounds of sporting clays a couple of weeks ago the debate came up as to what the best all around choke. I don't really want to switch chokes out every station so i would prefer a. Those chokes will get you well down the road, where you can. Mostly i see the consensus after reading many online threads being either improved cylinder (ic) or light modified (lm) and the. I know 1/4 and 1/2 is a good choice for sporting, but i can't see the point in having 2 barrels with the same choke ie 1/2 and 1/2. For longer shots up to 40 yards, then you may want to consider switching to modified. What two chokes should i use for sporting clays? I’ve shot many, many rounds with good scores using. I'd suggest two skeet chokes for skeet, and ic/m for sporting. Ic is just fine for your average sporting clays target. If your just shooting a sporting clay course with a different gauge gun, all is the same.

Those chokes will get you well down the road, where you can. I know 1/4 and 1/2 is a good choice for sporting, but i can't see the point in having 2 barrels with the same choke ie 1/2 and 1/2. What two chokes should i use for sporting clays? For longer shots up to 40 yards, then you may want to consider switching to modified. Mostly i see the consensus after reading many online threads being either improved cylinder (ic) or light modified (lm) and the. I'd suggest two skeet chokes for skeet, and ic/m for sporting. Ic is just fine for your average sporting clays target. If your just shooting a sporting clay course with a different gauge gun, all is the same. If you want to know where you're shooting, high or low, in front or behind, you use a tight choke, you can see where you hit the clay. I’ve shot many, many rounds with good scores using.

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Best Choke For Sporting Clays Forum Ic is just fine for your average sporting clays target. I’ve shot many, many rounds with good scores using. I don't really want to switch chokes out every station so i would prefer a. Mostly i see the consensus after reading many online threads being either improved cylinder (ic) or light modified (lm) and the. Ic is just fine for your average sporting clays target. Those chokes will get you well down the road, where you can. I know 1/4 and 1/2 is a good choice for sporting, but i can't see the point in having 2 barrels with the same choke ie 1/2 and 1/2. If you want to know where you're shooting, high or low, in front or behind, you use a tight choke, you can see where you hit the clay. If your just shooting a sporting clay course with a different gauge gun, all is the same. While shooting a couple of rounds of sporting clays a couple of weeks ago the debate came up as to what the best all around choke. For longer shots up to 40 yards, then you may want to consider switching to modified. What two chokes should i use for sporting clays? I'd suggest two skeet chokes for skeet, and ic/m for sporting.