Undertaker choke tube
01-18-2003, 09:20 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Undertaker choke tube
What do you all think of the Undertaker choke tube? It's very economical. But is it worth it? Or should I pay a little extra for a better choke? I have a Win. 1300 12 gauge.
01-19-2003, 05:07 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Undertaker choke tube
I got one last year for my Browning BPS. I have one of the older ones, so it has the same choke system as your Winchester. The Undertaker shoots much better than the factory turkey tube I was using. With high velocity Win. #6's it'll put around 30 pellets in the head/neck at 40 yd. It's good enough for me.
01-19-2003, 09:46 PM
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Location: St. Cloud MN
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RE: Undertaker choke tube
Every gun is different. But in the 3 Winchester 1300 guns I've used my undertaker in likes the #6 shot. Wouldn't pattern the bigger stuff. But I got very good patterns with #6 shot. In fact I got my best patterns with 2 3/4" #6 shot.
The best all arounf choke I've had in my 1300 is the Tru Glo strut stopper my a narrow margin over the Hastings .665 turkey choke. The Hastings choke is defintely more reasonable the the Tru Glo choke.
Good Luck!
The best all arounf choke I've had in my 1300 is the Tru Glo strut stopper my a narrow margin over the Hastings .665 turkey choke. The Hastings choke is defintely more reasonable the the Tru Glo choke.
Good Luck!
