ok i have a bretta 390 and im wanting a ported choke tube i was wondering what is the best one to get iv heard kicks are good
choke tubes
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I don't know much about the Beretta shotguns, are you hunting or sport shooting? My best friend uses an 887 to turkey hunt and he uses a Jelly Head extended tube but I don't know if it's ported (for recoil reduction). If you're just wanting to tame the recoil, I suggest looking into a mercury recoil dampening system. A mercury system shouldn't be much more than a good choke tube but much more effective for recoil reduction. I used a mercury system on a 1100 that I used for skeet shooting. Skeet and bird loads are hard hitting but after 6 rounds of skeet, even skeet loads will leave your sore. I had Briley extended tubes for it but they were with the gun when I bought it.
I would just suggest some sort of recoil pad, like a Limbsaver:
Limbsaver 2011 - Recoil Pads
Or Pachmayer:
Pachmayr® Pachmayr your primary source for quality handgun grips and recoil pads
But here's some chokes too... Beretta 12ga Mobilchoke Victory Extended Choke Tubes: MGW
Limbsaver 2011 - Recoil Pads
Or Pachmayer:
Pachmayr® Pachmayr your primary source for quality handgun grips and recoil pads
But here's some chokes too... Beretta 12ga Mobilchoke Victory Extended Choke Tubes: MGW
Man up to it, boys! Feel the recoil, enjoy the pain!
Why, back in my day....(long boring tirade about guns from before anyone was born...)
Hey, guns were my third favourite thing, behind going fast and going fast with ladies.
I did get to play with rifle muzzle brakes, owned a shotgun with a Cutts Compensator, and even fired a 300 Win Mag with a suppressor can.
All of these things really did reduce perceived recoil noticeably, so I say go for it. Anything ported will help.
Yeah, here is a picture of what I had for a Cutts Compensator:
Ugly beasty, but really tamed down a 12ga.
I got to put 12rds through a hot loaded 375H&H once too, 6 with a muzzle brake on and 6 with it removed.
Still kicked like hell but with the muzzle brake on the barrel did not rear up as bad.
12 shots, no lead bag, not bad at the time but next day my shoulder bruised to the bone.
Why, back in my day....(long boring tirade about guns from before anyone was born...)
Hey, guns were my third favourite thing, behind going fast and going fast with ladies.
I did get to play with rifle muzzle brakes, owned a shotgun with a Cutts Compensator, and even fired a 300 Win Mag with a suppressor can.
All of these things really did reduce perceived recoil noticeably, so I say go for it. Anything ported will help.
Yeah, here is a picture of what I had for a Cutts Compensator:
Ugly beasty, but really tamed down a 12ga.
I got to put 12rds through a hot loaded 375H&H once too, 6 with a muzzle brake on and 6 with it removed.
Still kicked like hell but with the muzzle brake on the barrel did not rear up as bad.
12 shots, no lead bag, not bad at the time but next day my shoulder bruised to the bone.
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