Videos tagged with Skeet Choke

This video demonstrates the impact of different shotgun chokes on shot dispersion at 15 yards. It highlights how chokes, marked by stars or names like 'Full Choke' and 'Modified Choke', alter the spread of shot. The instructor shows that more open chokes result in wider patterns, while tighter chokes concentrate the shot, creating smaller, denser holes. This is particularly useful for varying target distances in clay shooting.

This review examines the Remington 1187 Sporting Clays model, highlighting its features designed for clay shooting. The video details the light taper barrel, 2 3/4 inch chamber, and its performance on the range. While acknowledging its dated design elements like the bolt release and potential for rust, the reviewer finds it to be a capable and affordable option for sporting clays, especially on the used market.

This video investigates the impact of various shotgun chokes (skeet, improved cylinder, modified, full) on the velocity of Winchester Rifle Slugs. The experiment, conducted in a backyard setting, aimed to measure velocity differences after the chronograph malfunctioned at the range. While accuracy differences were noted in a separate video, this test focused solely on velocity.

This video conducts a practical test comparing the accuracy of 12 gauge slugs fired through various shotgun chokes: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, and Full. The experiment aims to demonstrate how different choke constrictions affect slug performance and grouping, providing valuable insights for shotgun users interested in slug accuracy.