[M2 choke question?]

I have the M2 Field and I was wondering if there is a rifled choke on the market so I could shoot sabot slugs without buying the fully rifled barrel. If so, how accurate can these chokes be?

 

Also, what choke and what buckshot would you recommend out of this gun.

 

Thanks in advance.

[Which choke for buckshot? - M2]

I have the M2 and I was wondering which choke would work best for buckshot? Someone mentioned that I might want to use a full choke... I've never used buckshot before, only slugs, so I don't know the first thing about buckshot.

 

Any help is much appreciated!

[buying for the first time]

I would say buy the M2. It is a little more versatile.

[New M2!]

I got the Satin Walnut stock. I am very partial toward wood. Its the classic look that I like. I also like the feel of a wood stock a lot more than synthetic. Nothing wrong with synthetic, I guess? Many prefer synthetic because it's hard to scratch up and if you duck hunt it won't get beat up in the boat and it's okay to get wet.

 

That said, I am very careful to make sure my gun doesn't get beat up and scratched! I go out of my way to take care of my stuff. I like to have my stuff look new 10 years down the road if I can. If you aren't religious about keeping your stuff nice I would get the synthetic.

[New M2!]

I would say the M2 is more of an all-around gun whereas the Montefeltro is a more one-dimensional gun toward bird hunting or skeet. I have the M2 and love it. I don't regret not getting the SBE II at all.

[Looking for M2 slug barrel]

As the title says I am looking for an M2 Slug barrel in the black finish. Just seeing what's out there....

[m2 12g slug barrel]

m2man, I just sent you a Private Message (PM) with my email address and cell phone number...