Mikey S.

A Kick's .655 choke has worked really well out of every remington I've shot. I've owned 5 different ones the past few years, never changed chokes.That choke with any Winchester Load is a solid combo.

MObuckhunter

The 11-87 supermag is a great gun I have killed many tomswith it. IhaveKilled two toms with the SP10 gun ,too heavy to be holding for long a long time.The raindy day gun so has takin it's share 500 mossberg.

tky1187

A good gun def, before going and buying a expensive choke I'd try remingtons super full tky choke, which iswhat I use, and also I shoot Remington Premier tky loads 3.5in number 4's copperplated bufferd loads.

Bigtimer

I have the old model 11-87 SPS and shoot 3" Winchester #5s out of a jellyhead choke. Works for me but she's awefull heavy[:@].

God Bless,

Ray

Steve863

I've had an 11-87 for close to 20 years. To be honest I have never missed a turkey that was within 50 yards of me with it. I use no special chokes. Just the full choke that came with the gun. Never had it jam on me either. Can't ask for much more from a shotgun.

Bigtimer

Steve, is your 11-87 unusually heavy?

God Bless,

Ray

Steve863

I know there are considerably lighter shotguns out there these days, but it's not like I want to shell out $1000 plus for a new gun for the few times a year I get to go out after turkeys. My 11-87 might be a bit on the heavier side, but it has worked just fine when the turkeys have shown themselves, so I don't think a new lighter gun would make much difference.

SwampCollie

Good choice.

I tend to break with tradition a bit... I personally think the 1187 super mag is a total piece of crap.

BOONER1331

Same here....... mine is my main turkey gun, it only shoots 3" shells and it works great

Gamblinman

Both will kill a tom and I shoot both. Believe me, there is a great deal of difference. 9 times out of 10, my SP-10 goes with me to the turkey woods.