[Need help choosing gun for Trap?]

If you shoot mostly trap, why don't you get a trap gun and continue to shoot your dad's Citori for skeet?

[Light Modified Choke....]

Light modified is a bit tight for skeet, but for a lot of sporting clays presentations it is quite good. For skeet, most folks use skeet or improved cylinder. Remember that steel shot will group tighter than lead will.

 

I tend to use light modified when I shoot 5-stand. It's a bit of a comprimise.

[After Market Choke Tubes for Shotgun Sports?]

I use Carlson's.

[like chicken??]

I find that corn-fed pheasant has a flavor somewhere between chicken and beef. That's probably because it's . . . corn-fed. Love the stuff. I used to eat it chicken-fried, but can't anymore. Try it sauteed in wine. Pheasant Marsala is especially good.

[Advice needed]

The size of the pattern is not what really changes between 20 and 12 gauge. Rather it is the density of the pattern. More pellets = a denser pattern.

 

Take a look at this video.

 

http://americangundog.com/movies/AGD4-E4_SS_20-ga.html

[Advice needed]

Yes, it is more difficult to hit with a 20 gauge. Fewer pellets mean fewer hits.

[shotguns!]

Not enough brands here. What happened to Browning, Franchi, Winchester, etc.?