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Old 03-11-2005, 06:19 AM
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Maytom, what distance was that pattern shot at?

Thats the kind of pattern Im looking for.

Can the nitro heavy be shot through a comp-n-choke .658 ok or is .660 the tightest constriction they reccommend?
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Old 03-11-2005, 08:42 AM
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Bubba, that was shot at 38 yards. Nitro Company specifically uses Rhino chokes for all their pattern testing. I did hear that they are now trying out other chokes. I'd contact Comp-n-Choke to verify if indeed you can use Hevishot through their choke tubes. Here's the link for Nitro Compnay.

http://www.nitrocompany.com/
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Old 03-11-2005, 09:51 AM
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Maytom, That is a great pattern. I was going to do the rhino/nitro combo but wasn't in the budget for the spring hunt, maybe by fall.........
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Old 03-11-2005, 04:49 PM
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ORIGINAL: maytom

I'd contact Comp-n-Choke to verify if indeed you can use Hevishot through their choke tubes.
Save your quarter... here's the link to Comp-n-Choke's page on why they do not suggest shooting Hevi-shot through their chokes tighter than modified...

http://www.comp-n-choke.com/FAQ.html
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Old 03-29-2005, 03:14 PM
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Get the Tru-Glo Titanium and you can shoot any load.
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Old 03-31-2005, 07:27 AM
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Maytom, Nitro Ammo Co., recomends Rhino,Patternmaster,Carlsons,
Truglo and Trulock.....any Stainless Steel or Titanium choke.
I have the Truglo Adj. Titanium and don't have to change chokes
when I change ammo,just have to pattern the new stuff. I have
it installed on Moss "Fly way" 835--28".
Also can use the same choke for Turkey,Geese, Ducks,Doves,
Quail and Rabbits.It delivers good killing patterns on all listed
above.
I also think the UnderTaker Turkey chokes are excellent with
Nitro hevi-shot.
The reason I'm asking is because you keep mentioning Rhino.
I understand that Comp-N-Choke is not Recommened for
Nitro-Hevi-Shot, that's a given.
Give me a sales pitch on Rhino or tell me why you prefer Rhino?
I'm not questioing your abilities as a turkey hunter or think you
are a know it all.I read all your threads and think you "ARE" a
turkey hunter and give good advise.
Thanks....RH
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Old 03-31-2005, 09:31 AM
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ORIGINAL: maytom

This is what a Rhino choke tube sized .660 and 3" Nitro hevishot loads did out of my 1300. That's a 10" circle on that target, and I counted an honest 316 pellets inside!!!
That is what kind of pattern I was searching for all along. Glad I made the switch two seasons ago, because there is no more holes in my patterns at that distance, and hevishot hits like a sledgehammer compared to lead.


MayTom, how long have you had this combination?
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