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CMOS · June 29, 2000, 01:41 PM

Thanks Dave and Dor.

Let me elaborate a bit more. I tend to use my Benelli for self defense purposes hence I would like to be able to insert a certain choke and be able to use it for buckshot and slugs without a choke change. I'd like to keep a few slugs on a stock saddle or on the sling and be able to do a tactical reload (very quick and easy on the Benelli's) to replace a buckshot shell with a slug if I ever "needed" to do so.

Based on the responses I will test a couple of slug types with the modified choke as I like to keep the buck patterns as tight as possible. If any of you more knowledgeable gentlemen see any flaw in this plan please let me know your thoughts.

Thanks again.

CMOS

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June 29, 2000, 01:41 PM	#6
CMOS Senior Member Join Date: June 10, 1999 Location: TEXAS Posts: 1,417	Thanks Dave and Dor. Let me elaborate a bit more. I tend to use my Benelli for self defense purposes hence I would like to be able to insert a certain choke and be able to use it for buckshot and slugs without a choke change. I'd like to keep a few slugs on a stock saddle or on the sling and be able to do a tactical reload (very quick and easy on the Benelli's) to replace a buckshot shell with a slug if I ever "needed" to do so. Based on the responses I will test a couple of slug types with the modified choke as I like to keep the buck patterns as tight as possible. If any of you more knowledgeable gentlemen see any flaw in this plan please let me know your thoughts. Thanks again. CMOS ------------------ NRA? Good. Now join the GOA! The NRA is our shield, the GOA will be our sword.