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Posted: 1/17/2022 9:12:11 PM EDT
I generally only shoot trap with a trap grade Remington 870/full choke/30 inch barrel. I have access to two other barrels a 28 inch/modified/vent rib or a 26 inch improved cylinder and no vent rib. These are 60/70’s barrel and do not have removable chokes. Which should be better? Does a vent rib make much difference? Is 26 inch improved cylinder to open? Feels like a 30inch/modified choke seems to be more for sporting clays.
Thanks Chinook3 |
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Posted: 1/17/2022 9:30:56 PM EDT
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The IC barrel is fine for skeet - that won't be the reason you miss targets.
I shoot skeet with an IC in one barrel and cylinder in the other. I can break targets way past the house opposite the thrower. |
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MI, USA
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Posted: 1/17/2022 10:46:50 PM EDT
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Thank you!!
Thats what i was hoping to hear. I shoot trap regularly and to shoot some skeet should sharpen leads and follow throughs for my trap skills. Trap is still my favorite. I was afraid the shorter barrel was too open. Chinook3 |
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Posted: 1/17/2022 11:53:05 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Chinook3: Thank you!! Thats what i was hoping to hear. I shoot trap regularly and to shoot some skeet should sharpen leads and follow throughs for my trap skills. Trap is still my favorite. I was afraid the shorter barrel was too open. Chinook3 Skeet chokes are more open than IC, I know people that shoot cylinder for skeet. |
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