Hey guys,
I bought a Primos Jellyhead .660 choke for my 870 for $25.00 at a gun show yesterday and wondered if any of you have experience with this choke? How will it do with 3 inch Ded coyote loads??
Jim
Someone over here thinks it a good way to blow up your barrel :shrug: I dont know personally.
http://www.trapperman.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/3539847/Re_dead_coyote_loads_thru_turk
Right now I am using a Remington extra full turkey choke with the 3 in. Dead coyote loads. I have tried them with the modified and full choke tubes, but I got the best groups with the extra full choke?? With it I wouldn't count on killing a coyote at much over 40 yards?? I was hoping this Jellyhead would help me reach out there further?? Sure don't want to blow up my gun?
Jim
The only way to know is to shoot the choke/shell combination and see how it patterns.
If you like 870's and really want to reach out there further, get a 870 Super Mag and shoot 3 1/2 inch shells. :biggrin:
Most of the time it's hit or miss with different choke tube's, All barrels are different so the results are usually different as well, Just because you are shooting a .660 choke doesnt always mean it will shoot a tighter pattern than a .670 restriction and so on just depends on the gun, as in my 870 Express Mag it shoots a better and tighter pattern with a .665 Hasting's Choke than my sons exact same set up with a .660 Hasting's, However both will roll a coyote up in a nice lil ball @ 50-55 yds using Winchester supreme No.4's in 3 1/2.
(Long winded way of saying try it and see :biggrin:)
Young Son tried the Ded Coyote in several configurations and to be honest I wasnt that impressed with it, Figured I would stay with my Turkey set up.
WWW
Quote from: WldWldWest on February 25, 2013, 02:40:26 PM
Most of the time it's hit or miss with different choke tube's, All barrels are different so the results are usually different as well, Just because you are shooting a .660 choke doesnt always mean it will shoot a tighter pattern than a .670 restriction and so on just depends on the gun, as in my 870 Express Mag it shoots a better and tighter pattern with a .665 Hasting's Choke than my sons exact same set up with a .660 Hasting's, However both will roll a coyote up in a nice lil ball @ 50-55 yds using Winchester supreme No.4's in 3 1/2.
(Long winded way of saying try it and see :biggrin:)
Young Son tried the Ded Coyote in several configurations and to be honest I wasnt that impressed with it, Figured I would stay with my Turkey set up.
WWW
Is that #4 Bird shot, or rather #4 BUCK ?
In my experience, the Remington 870's shoot good patterns. With Hevi-shot "T's", or #4 Buck, I would think that a .675 tube would be a good choice. I really like the choke tubes from Kicks Industries even though they are a bit spendy. I use their Buck Kicker tube on my Beretta Extrema. It is the Buck Kicker X-full, which a .690 tube for my Beretta.