Are You Using The Correct Chokes? - Shotgun Chokes Explained 

A very short answer to your question.... Yes Alex I want you to do more videos, in fact do them all!

Using the paper cones was brilliant.

Time for David to hand the reins over to this young man for video presentations.......excellent and informative, well done!!

I keep it simple and just use LM in both barrels all the time (sporting clays). If I miss, it's not because of the chokes.

I have always used 1/4 & 1/4 for all my game shooting. A very good informative video - well done Alex.

Look forward to seeing you both participating in shoot off / comparison videos

Great vid, well done, keep these coming. Thanks!

My questions have been answered. Thank you from the USA.

what a bloody lovely video simplify at its best

Great presentation and informative.

I love hearing about chokes.... I like 1/2 - 1/2 choke . Small course's close I use 1/4 - 1/4 at the close stations. But 90% I like 1/2 chokes

Well said young man, clear, concise, true .

Alex.Very interesting and informative, easy to understand to. Like you i shoot a Blaser F3 Custom exclusive scroll and always use 1/4 & 1/2 choke. Please keep the Videos coming.

I tend to stick between Half and Full which I find is generally a good range for me. I've recently bought extended Mod and Improved Mod for my Silver Pigeon, and only plan to change them out on the rare occasions that I'm required to shoot steel. For clays I really rate this configuration.

I've been using 3/8 & 3/8 for the last 3 year's and it seems to work.

Well done young man. Excellent presentation and easy to follow. You will do well and make a good instructor at some stage. Get David to take you on plenty of game shoots.😁 👌

Professional presentation, the new voice for TSC.

Great video so well presented.🎉

As an American, I run IC and IC in both barrels for sporting. I believe that this 1/4 and 1/4. If I don't break a target, I know that it's me not my chokes that is the cause. Thanks for the informative video.

IC and LM for the sporting clays course I shoot. SK and SK in the 5 stand I shoot. If I'm shooting my semi-auto I use LM on the course and SK in the 5 stand. That varies depending on the course. I occasionally shoot a course with much longer targets. Then I use M. I don't shoot clays with anything tighter than M (1/2).

definitely more video please, it was very clear and informative

Content is great, nice change from gun reviews.

Very concise. Well explained and informative. Presentation was good too. Congratulations.

Good job👍

Please Alex do more presentations. I use 1/2 and 1/2 and forget the rest

Well said 👍🏻

Good video. I tend to stick to 1/4, 1/4 for Sporting and Game. 1/2 and 3/4 for Trap and Skeet and Skeet for you guessed it Skeet? I do have a set of 3/8ths which I use on the harder layouts. But as you say technique is everything so I tend not to change chokes too often.

Great video, very helpful to novices new to the sport! I have a 28 Bore would you say chokes are similar considering the diameter of the barrel being much smaller? I understand you have to be far more accurate with a 28 bore just wondering how much of a part it has to play.

Nice video!! 🎉😊 very good presentation

I'm with George on this one full and full unless it's steel shot then it's the tightest allowed .

1/2 and 1/2 for game, 1/2 and 3/4 for high game birds, 1/4 and 1/2 for sporting clays does it for me .

David your finished Alex please take over at least we can understand what your saying

1/2 & 1/2 for me. Very good review 👍

Good job. Thank you ! Greetings from Germany 👋🏻

Please do present more videos

2 x 5/8 - if you cant hit a bird at 20yards it's not the chokes fault.

Looking forward to seeing a review on Fossari.

what about 3/8 5/8 7/8? no mention?

Well done! However it’s not everything a guy needs to know about chokes. For instance, many people don’t understand that when buying multi chokes, that just because you have a Browning (just an example) doesn’t mean you can just buy a Browning multi choke and expect it to fit. A multi choke needs to match exactly the internal diameter of your barrel. Manufacturers make barrels to different internal diameters so they aren’t all going to be the same. Also you mentioned pattern spread but not pattern density which many dont understand. For instance a side on clay has less surface area then one showing belly and is not only a smaller target, it is harder to break. The harder to break can be solved by using a larger shot size but now your pattern density is even worse so you may want a slightly tighter pattern to increase the shot density. I’ve heard people say they plan on just using their skeet gun to shoot trap because the larger pattern will make the target much easier to hit. Problem is that they aren’t considering that patterns shot density nor how fast their skeet #9 shot loses momentum in order to break an edge on trap target. Anyway, just something you may want to address on another video perhaps. 👍🏼

I have the same in both barrels and I know that it’s not the equipment that is going wrong but when I do miss, it’s my fault

I use light mod x2 on my sporting gun.

I never knew skeet chokes were between cylinder and quarter. Always assumed they were widest!

In many European countries you have to shoot steel and this way you can’t use full choke for example

Ohhh, its chokes, all right.! 😸

What do different chokes do to the length of the shot column?

Tube Grease.

Multi chokes are a joke ! You either hit it or you miss it ! It's a dumb way to approach a shooting problem.