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found this on benellis page:
1.
Q:
What do the notches on the choke mean?
A:
One = full; Two = Improved modified; Three = Modified; Four = Improved cylinder; Five = Cylinder
2.
Q:
What choke should I use for steel shot?
A:
Most people find that the modified choke works best for pass shooting and the improved cylinder and cylinder chokes work well
on decoying birds. Nothing is gained by trying to shoot steel through a choke tighter than modified and we do not recommend
doing so since extended use may damage the choke and barrel.
3.
Q:
What kind of oil should be put on my choke?
A:
Several different manufacturers make a choke tube lubricant specifically labeled choke tube lubricant. It is basically
anti-corrosion/anti-seize compound, any lubricant specifically labeled choke tube lube should work
4.
Q:
What choke should I use for slugs?
A:
A cylinder choke is recommended for shooting rifled slugs in a smooth bore barrel. Sabot slugs should be shot through our fully
rifled slug barrels.
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