Originally Posted by
mrbb
again its not recommended, and the reason is as you get smaller chokes, they squish things and that can cause erratic shot patterns and worse case scenario, cause a bind and blow the end of the barrel open on you!
this is why many times things can get worse not better, but as stated, your gun your life, your call!
Ok. Now that I think about it, yeah it's probably not a good idea to shoot buckshot thru a turkey choke(except maybe #4 buck) I tried my shotgun with slugs this afternoon. Got 3 shots cloverleaf at 50 yards with a rifled CHOKE and just a single bead sight. Guess I'll use that for opening day until I can get more buckshot. I'll just have to be picky about my shots when the dogs are running.