What chokes do I need for my SLP?

[Rob Traynham]

Just got an SLP MK 1, and now want to try 3 gun, what chokes should I start collecting to use and have with me at matches, and why?

Thanks in advance.

[gng4life]

I picked up one of the extended LM chokes and like that as my primary choke. I have five others also.

Here is a good thread on that same topic a few months ago:

http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=135427&st=0&p=1523532&hl=+choke%20+best&fromsearch=1entry1523532

[Rob Traynham]

Thanks for the advice , and link. I've been leaning toward the LM for mmy first purchase.

This may be a stupid question being I'm new to shotgun shooting, but are chokes universal for shotguns, or do I need to purchase a certain style for the SLP MK 1?

Edited December 8, 2011 by Rob Traynham

[Doug H.]

Thanks for the advice , and link. I've been leaning toward the LM for mmy first purchase.

This may be a stupid question being I'm new to shotgun shooting, but are chokes universal for shotguns, or do I need to purchase a certain style for the SLP MK 1?

I believe they use the Invector style choke. I like the Brileys that have a knurled portion on the end so you can change them without a wrench.

Doug

[AustinWolv]

http://www.powerfactorshooting.com/Briley_FN_SLP_invector_chokes_p/fn-slp-invector.htm

[Sean Gaines]

Thanks for the advice , and link. I've been leaning toward the LM for mmy first purchase.

This may be a stupid question being I'm new to shotgun shooting, but are chokes universal for shotguns, or do I need to purchase a certain style for the SLP MK 1?

I believe they use the Invector style choke. I like the Brileys that have a knurled portion on the end so you can change them without a wrench.

Doug

doug, also as a reminder when you tighten your choke by hand, you should still use a wrench after and give it just a little more. And always put grease on the outside of your chokes, before installing.