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Just purchase a Browning XT Trap Combo, just wondering what Browning choke do you use?... Meaning do you use their Diamond Grade chokes, Midas Grade chokes or just use the flush chokes, or is there any real different... just curious?
Thanks, Mike O
Briley extended chokes!
Mike, I like the Midas Grade extened chokes. I got 5 with the 525 so I had a good head start with chokes. Briley makes all of Browning chokes, just so you know. Get the speed wrench as well. They both will serve you well. Break-em all. Jeff
I've used the same two midas chokes for about 7 yrs. They keep the end of your barrels from dinging up from setting on your foot between shots. (or when you miss your foot and ding it off the concrete!)Dan
Don't know if the claim is valid, Browning claims the diamond grade chokes give improved patterns with their back bored barrels.
Robert
Midas,,,,made by Briley
Doug H.
I didn't know that Briley made the chokes for Browning... that's good to know...
Thanks
Diana Extended in my XT O/U. Mainly because when I went to buy extended choke tubes, I found two hardly used Diana's for less than new standards in the choke that I wanted, (IM, F).
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Use the Browning extended chokes with the knurled section for easy on/off and the gold ring.
Think those are the Midas grade, but not sure.
Have three of each from "Cylinder" to "Extra-Full" for use in the Citori XT and the BT-99.
Not sure the Midas grade chokes are any better chokes than the plain chokes that came with the shotguns originally, but they're better looking and are easy to put on and take off by hand.
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I feel extended hold a better pattern .! Just my 2 cents .. Good luck break'em all !!
The unmodified IM and F fixed chokes that my Superposed came with...
Diana grade full for singles and first shot in doubled, Midas grade extra full for second shot in doubles and some handicap. Works for me. Woody
Midas Grade chokes that came with my XT.
Angle Port extended chokes for my 525. They were on sale for $100. They work awesome.
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in multiple guns...always Browning(Briley) extendeds of different styles...but always IM constriction except the first barrel of doubles ..that one is LM
Briley Extended in Black Oxide. By the way, the Briley people are wonderful to deal with. Jack Farrow
I use Browning Diana chokes. They do look good and are easy to get in and out. I always get a kick out of guys that tell me to dump the Browning Chokes and get Briley. The packaging the Diana chokes come in say they are made by Briley.
Actually theres some grain of truth to that ...early Invector Plus chokes through the 90's and early 2000's were not Briley manufactured...they were inconsistent and did not throw patterns the listed constriction would suggest...after lots of negative press did Browning finally turn over its choke making to Briley...smartest move they ever made...now if we could just get them to dump that turkey of a adjustable comb hardware setup and go to Graco or somebody elses ...or even going back to their own original style ..we'd be in hog heaven
I shot a 2006 XT for a year.
It came with the "stock" Browning flush tubes M, IM, & F.
The IM Browning (Briley) hit targets the best of what came in the box.
I bought a Briley Flush LF and it was by far the best tube at both 16 & 25 yards with 7 1/2 light AA's.
King Leo told me Full choke as tight as you can get....made the 27 right after that
Well, I've decided to purchase the Browning Diamond grades M, IM, & F... Thanks for everyone's opinion...
Now I just need to find a gunfitter since Country Gentlemen is not going to be in San Antonio for the Grand in April...I heard a lot of good things about Ken Rucker on this site, think I might just check him out...
Mike O
Ruck does awesome work...you will be very happy with whatever work you ask of him The owners, administrators and moderators of the Trapshooters.com have no obligation to keep objectionable messages off this forum. It is impossible for us to review all messages. All messages express the views of the author, and neither the owners, administrators or moderators of Trapshooters.com Discussion Forum will be held responsible for the content of any message. The owners, administrators and moderators of the Trapshooters.com Discussion Forum reserve the right to remove, edit, move or close any thread for any reason at our sole discretion. However, the owners, administrators and moderators are not monitoring or editing the site and are under no obligation to police it for items that some persons may find objectionable. [ Back ] To Register for full access to reply and create threads Click Here!
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