What choke should you shoot a slug through?

cylinder choke
A cylinder choke is recommended for shooting rifled slugs in a smooth-bore barrel. Sabot slugs should only be shot through our fully-rifled slug barrels.

Can Browning Maxus shoot slugs?

Q: Can you shoot slugs out of the Browning Maxus, a back bored barrel? A: ABSOLUTELY, and be sure to use improved cylinder choke tubes or the specific browning offered Express Sabot Rifle Choke Tube. Slugs will not damage the back bored barrel.

Can I shoot a slug with no choke?

Registered. Yes you can fire a rifled slug through a screw in choke. It’s the same as a fixed choke barrel when it’s screwed in. They usually work best with improved cyl.Do not ever fire your gun without a choke tube in it,it will mess up the threads in the barrel.

Can you shoot a 20 gauge slug through a modified choke?

Yes you can shoot slugs through a modified choked shotgun.

What happens if you shoot a slug through a choke?

Rifled slugs can be designed to deform through the narrower choke, but will lose both power and accuracy relative to a cylinder or improved cylinder choke. As you fire slugs through the more full chokes, with repeated use you will open the choke too much and change the nature of the choke.

Why does my Browning Maxus jam?

Re: Browning maxus infeed jamming That means either fowling of the bolt/rail interface, OR friction in the recoil spring/tube system that’s inside the stock. Since OP said he cleans the gun, I’d expect the stock spring/tube at fault. Pull the stock, remove the tube and spring. Polish the tube inside.

How many shells does a Browning Maxus hold?

five shells
The Browning Maxus is a gas-operated, autoloading shotgun capable of quickly firing up to five shells (with the three-shot adaptor removed, using 2¾” loads), one shell at a time, with each successive pull of the trigger.

Can I shoot a rifled slug through a smooth barrel?

You can use a sabot in a smooth barrel, but don’t expect very good performance. If you hold your shooting to 75 yards or less, full-bore rifled slugs will perform every bit as well as the more sophisticated sabots when it comes to bringing down your deer.

Do you need a special barrel to shoot slugs?

Because the barrel is rifled, the projectile does not need to be rifled. A rifled slug is what you want to shoot out a smooth bore barrel. Because the barrel is smooth, the projectile will not rotate appropriately unless it has rifling on it.

Which is the best slug for rifle choke?

From what I remember, sabot slugs work best from rifled barrels. Forster type slugs (rifled slugs) work better from smoothbores. I have a Remington 870. I use low powered rifle scopes and Remington extended rifled choke. 20″ barrel with saddle scope mount. Be thinking about 1 1/2″ groups @50 yds. IIRC 1″ high at 50 yd would be 1 or 2″ low at 100yd.

What kind of choke tubes does Browning make?

Browning has been a leader in interchangeable choke tube systems since the 1980s. Today we offer three systems: our legacy Standard Invector, time-proven Invector-Plus, and extreme-performing Invector-DS. We offer extensive selections of tubes in each system to provide you with optimal patterns.

What kind of shotgun is the Browning Maxus II?

Browning introduces the successor of the Maxus, the Maxus II, a new semi-automatic hunting shotgun. Right at launch, the US company is offering hunters a choice of five different models. all4hunters.com took a look at what features and improvements the new shotguns in the long 12/89 (3.5” chamber) gauge bring to the table.

Are there any interchangeable choke tubes for shotguns?

STANDARD INVECTOR, INVECTOR-PLUS AND INVECTOR-DS ARE NOT INTERCHANGEABLE. Make sure you know the system that fits your shotgun before proceeding. For advice on choosing a choke tube appropriate for your shotgun READ MORE HERE. Browning has been a leader in interchangeable choke tube systems since the 1980s.