widgeon97146

I have a left handed SBE II, which I mostly use for waterfowl hunting. I've been using Primos "D" & "P" choke tubes for years, but they are getting old. (1000's of rounds shot thru them) I also need a modified choke tube for an up coming Chukar hunt. So, what brand of choke tubes do most people on here like, for the SBE II ?? Thanks

Thank you, I'll do that..

Thanks for your reply, Greylag. I had trouble hitting anything other than slow clays (I have an old clay thrower) with the factory chokes. That's why I switched to Primos chokes. But I noticed a lot more misses this season, some easy shots that I really should have made. Which prompted me to post the question. My chokes also look fine, but I'm no judge.....

I have a SBE II, it's about 10 years old. I've been using Primos "D" (for decoy) and "P" (for pass) chokes in it. I use this gun primarily for waterfowl, shooting Kent fast steel 3" #2's or #3's for Ducks. Heavy metal 3 1/2" BB Or Kent fast steel 3 1/2" BB for Geese. My question is, how long do "chokes" last ?? What "Chokes" do you like for this gun?? Ducks over decoy's 25-35 yards as well as some pass shooting. Geese over decoy's at about 25-35 yards. Oh and it is a left handed gun..

Thanks for all the helpful reply's, I will try to apply all your information, this weekend

Hello all, I'm currently mid goose season, and have been having trouble bringing down the big Westerns, as well as limited success with smaller Cacklers an Taves.. So here is my run down; Open field, Decoys are set at about 25 to 35 yds. from Blind.. Using Kent Fast Steel 3 1/2" BB Primos "D&P" Choke tubes, "D" is what I used yesterday... Ive had good success, with these choke tubes, an Kent 3" 2's for ducks over decoys. But not doing to well with Geese, just not getting solid knock downs, an having to chase them down...... So what are your suggestions ??

Thanks for all the reply's, I will look up the Primos .

Hi all, I have a new SBE II, which is my primary water fowl gun. My question is, What after market choke tube's would be best for shooting ducks and geese over decoy's, from 25 to about 35yds ?? Thanks for your help. [ 11-13-2006, 06:49 PM: Message edited by: widgeon97146 ]