[sitdwnandhngon]

I have an 20 gauge 870 and I only have two chokes for the bird barrel. I have a super full for turkeys (which works awesome by the way). But the only other choke I have found in stores is a modified, I bought one, but I was wondering how it would work on skeet? I tried with the super full once and the ones I hit disintegrated, but it was hard to hit them.

What is everyone else shooting skeet with?

 

[Silicon Wolverine]

usually modified or improved modified in my 12 gauges.

SW

 

[PrimalSeal]

For skeet shooting or dove hunting I always use a modified choke. The spread pattern opens really well for close in shots and still gives me a range of 30 - 40 yards for those long shots on birds.

 

[sitdwnandhngon]

Yeah, that makes sense. I use the modified for grouse, so it should work fine for skeet.

That super full cylinder is bad ass when you actually hit the clay though. It dissolves it.

We shot yesterday with my friends open guns, and you barely have to aim to hit them, its not to challenging.

 

[citori59]

Skeet is a close up shotgun sport. Usually a skeet 1 or skeet 2 is used. If you don't have those use IC. Trap is a longer range there you would use a IM for 16 yard and a Full for handicap.

 

[Silicon Wolverine]

i used IM for both with good results.

SW