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  • #31
    Al LaVodka
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 83

    Originally posted by BMC
    If he wants to become a better shooter he will use full. Granted not every "full" is the same amount of constriction. For example Browning Invector chokes are more open than the norm. The mod is more of a light mod and the full is more of a mod. Briley's tend to run pretty tight to the way they are labeled. I have an 870 TB Trap that came with three chokes, Full, Super Full and Extra Full. Without putting a mic on them the Full patterns like a mod and the Extra Full is just a bit more tighter than a traditional full.
    Full chokes will show the shooter where they are at on the target which is important for the learning curve. Of course if the guy just wants to break the target anyway possible, any choke can do that..lol.

    Not too long ago I had to use my OU for handicap from the 27 as my usual caps gun broke a firing pin. In the process I thought it would be interesting to use my bottom barrel which I only use for doubles and is fit with an IC. I was quite surprised to break 24 from the 27 with an IC and 1oz of 7.5s. The breaks were pretty solid too. Definitely not recommended but I gained a new appreciation for pattern density vs. choke selection.
    Don't trust BMC, DON'T TRUST BMC!
    Al

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