Hi Folks,
I'm considering an aftermarket choke tube for my 1100. The Comp n Choke looks interesting. Some on this site have had good things to say about them. What is your opinion on this or other aftermarket tubes? Briley? Others? Just wondering.
Thanks.
Hi Folks,
I'm considering an aftermarket choke tube for my 1100. The Comp n Choke looks interesting. Some on this site have had good things to say about them. What is your opinion on this or other aftermarket tubes? Briley? Others? Just wondering.
Thanks.
Go with Briley - basic extended chokes (not ported); CompNChokes are, no doubt, good - perhaps as good as Briley, but the porting on them adds no value and requires extra cleaning effort. Best Regards, Ed
Go with Briley - basic extended chokes (not ported); CompNChokes are, no doubt, good - perhaps as good as Briley, but the porting on them adds no value and requires extra cleaning effort. Best Regards, Ed
I bought some for my Kolar and they nasty up the end of the gun like you wouldn't believe! I have a Uni-Dot on my unsingle and the O/U and the gas is blacking that area up also.
I bought Slip 2000 to clean the chokes and that works great!
I shoot the top tube of my O/U 1st and put a mod compnchoke in that tube. Some say porting doesn't reduce muzzle jump and who know's.
I had a Briley extended on my AL-391 and it worked great!!
I bought some for my Kolar and they nasty up the end of the gun like you wouldn't believe! I have a Uni-Dot on my unsingle and the O/U and the gas is blacking that area up also.
I bought Slip 2000 to clean the chokes and that works great!
I shoot the top tube of my O/U 1st and put a mod compnchoke in that tube. Some say porting doesn't reduce muzzle jump and who know's.
I had a Briley extended on my AL-391 and it worked great!!
My Comp-N-Chokes produce great patterns, very happy with them. I use .25 for singles & .35 for caps. If anyone else is giving them away I would gladly take them.
My Comp-N-Chokes produce great patterns, very happy with them. I use .25 for singles & .35 for caps. If anyone else is giving them away I would gladly take them.
I use comp-n-chokes for hunting and competition and really like them. However, they are hard to clean. For other non ported chokes, I use Briley (competition and hunting) and Trulock (hunting) and have excellent results with both.
I use comp-n-chokes for hunting and competition and really like them. However, they are hard to clean. For other non ported chokes, I use Briley (competition and hunting) and Trulock (hunting) and have excellent results with both.
The chokes seem to be tighter than factory tubes, they are hard to clean. This may not be good for every one a little 87 octane gas in a metal can for about a hour and compressed air clean them like new
The chokes seem to be tighter than factory tubes, they are hard to clean. This may not be good for every one a little 87 octane gas in a metal can for about a hour and compressed air clean them like new
I let my comp-n-chokes soak in mineral spirits and kerosene overnight and just wupe off the crud with a paper towel the following day. works for me. jm
I called Charley and had him make a complete set of chokes for my Kolar that were non-ported and I love them. They are no harder to clean than anyother choke tube. He also made me a tube wrench to help remove and tighten the tube.Steve
When I use the CnC chokes, I put a light coat of oil, or tube grease on them after cleaning them. After shooting, I spray them with cleaner, wait a few minutes, and clean with an old tooth brush, the stuff comes off easy. I have two sets, one for Browning and one for Beretta, have good patterns with all that I have shot.
I had a pair of skeet chokes from them and they just crushed targets, even from the 16 yard line when I wasn't shooting skeet. Keep in mind that the companies claim is that they actually shoot tighter than most other chokes in the same constriction...Yes, the do become very dirty quickly, but as someone else has posted, with a light coat of oil before shooting them they clean up farily easily. I would recommend them to you if you want a good choke...Ernie
If anyone out there has Comp-n-Chokes that wants to give them away clean or dirty, I'll take them. The best choke I'ved used in my guns, and I have Wrights, Briley, Angleport, Colonal Arms, and the list goes on. Thanks David
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