Ol'Mossyback
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High Flyer full or Patternmaster which one is the best for all around.
chokes
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What gun you shoot? Had a Patternmaster, awful tight up close, sent back for refund. I know they strip the wad, but didnt work for me. Dont know about the high flyer. I shoot a Briley light mod. in the Blackeagle II love it with BB's
Ol'Mossyback
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Supernova with a 28 inch barrel. I've shot pattmstr before through my 10 ga. and nothing really got by me.
Chaneylake
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tickweed said:
Briley makes some of the best chokes out there, its the only choke that I will use
whistlinwingman
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I shoot a High Flyer in my Browning BPS. I shoot 3.5" shells and it has definitely made my kills go up. I have much less cripples and wads are great at all ranges.
Ol'Mossyback
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a good used duck gun is hard to find. Thanks for all the responses.
ThunderHead85
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How tight are the Patternmaster chokes compared to a regular full choke?
Ol'Mossyback
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On heavy loads they shoot extremly well. For ex. BBB,BB,T,F
UpperTully
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I shoot the Kicks Hi Flyer in a 870 Super Mag. I wasnt sold on the expensive choke, went to the factory IC and Mod choke
Ol'Mossyback
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Are the blackcloud loads all there made out to be.
UpperTully
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My honest opinion, not really
Ol'Mossyback
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I shot several loads through a pattmst ext. range. None of the loads shot good. I orderd a high flyer full maybe better luck with it. I figuered if the duckmen shoot it has to be ok.
BigOrangeHunter
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On the Black Cloud, I like it alot, but can't say that it is that much better than regular steel. however, it doesn't cost that much more than a good steel load and seems to be worth it unless you are shooting a couple of cases a year. I only get to hunt 2-3 days a week at the most, so the shots I get are worth the little extra money.
