x2 for commercially available loads. They offer them in 2 3/4" for a little less recoil. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/4...ge-2-3-4-1-1-8-oz-7-heavyweight-shot-box-of-5TNReb":1kwwjy0h said:Federal Heavyweight #7 are the most recommended 20g load.
Andy S.":wn4svgw3 said:If your daughter is strong enough to hold gun steady, I would consider an after market choke, but if you think she may be a little wobbly, I would go with factory full for more margin of error, and keep my shots to 30-35 yards.
Yes there is truth to that and it does have to do with the Flite Control wad that Federal uses in the shell. I believe the porting strips the wad and sprays the pattern but someone may know more about that than me. I've had good success with the Carlson's Extended Non-Ported choke in an Affinity 20ga and shooting the Fed Hvywt #7. Might be worth a look.poorhunter":2fgkh6us said:I'm curious about the choke for these federal mag shoks with the flight control wad. I've heard it's not recommended to use a ported choke tube...any truth to that? I hope I can get some of these before season!
That is true more so with the 12 gauge load than the 20 gauge load due to the wad being stiffer in the 12 gauge shell. The 20 gauge wad is more pliable and not affected as much by wad stripping or ported chokes. That's why the Truglo SSX choke patterns the 20 gauge load so well.prstide":3ncjbp0b said:Yes there is truth to that and it does have to do with the Flite Control wad that Federal uses in the shell. I believe the porting strips the wad and sprays the pattern but someone may know more about that than me. I've had good success with the Carlson's Extended Non-Ported choke in an Affinity 20ga and shooting the Fed Hvywt #7. Might be worth a look.poorhunter":3ncjbp0b said:I'm curious about the choke for these federal mag shoks with the flight control wad. I've heard it's not recommended to use a ported choke tube...any truth to that? I hope I can get some of these before season!