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johnch 12-29-2004 06:46 PM

RE: choke for geese
 
The 3.5" shell just fills in the patteren a little better .
The pellets will not kill any farther because the pellets slow down just as fast.

Shawn(Ontario) 12-31-2004 08:55 AM

RE: choke for geese
 
So..... the extra length in a longer shell is used to hold more shot, the restriction of the choke controls the density of the pattern, right???
Now, you base your choke selection on the expected range of your target; you want the tightest collection of shot at your expected range. Am I right so far???
But why would you choose a longer shell length over a shorter length??

Carpmaster 12-31-2004 09:17 AM

RE: choke for geese
 
I shoot the longer lengths to obtain a higher payload, or more pellets in the air to achieve higher pattern densities at any reasonable hunting range, I also use more open chokes than a lot of people.

johnch 12-31-2004 05:47 PM

RE: choke for geese
 
YesI use the extra pellets to fill in the patteren. Like Carpmaster said.


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