Shotgun choke question.

[Guest bkelm18]

I have my eye on a shotty for home defense, but it's got one of those silly door breacher chokes on it. Is there a "blank", flush-fit choke that I can replace it with? I assume I can just remove it and shoot it as is but I assume that would damage the threads making it permanently choke-less. Any help? Thanks.

[Oh Shoot]

I have my eye on a shotty for home defense, but it's got one of those silly door breacher chokes on it. Is there a "blank", flush-fit choke that I can replace it with? I assume I can just remove it and shoot it as is but I assume that would damage the threads making it permanently choke-less. Any help? Thanks.

Remington? Like this?:

Yeah, it's just standard Rem Choke option.

You can replace with any Rem Choke, probably improved cylinder will be the least restricted, don't think they make a cylinder one.

I guess Mossberg has similar situation, but don't know about them.

- OS

[141FE]

Depends, is it a screw in choke like a Remchoke? If so, just replace it with a tube. They are available from cyl bore to extra full.

[chemprof]

Mossberg as the "accu-set" chokes that are a dream to interchange. Not sure if you were heading towards Remi or Mossi. I love my 500 Mossi that came with three interchangeable chokes with their system. HTH..

[Guest bkelm18]

The one OS posted is exactly it. Just curious if there were suitable replacements that wouldn't stick out far and still be close to cylinder bore.

[Guest bkelm18]

I guess this would fit the bill:

Carlson's Flush Mounted Choke Tube Remington Rem Choke 12 Gauge Cylinder Bore - MidwayUSA

Flush fit, cylinder bore.

[Oh Shoot]

The one OS posted is exactly it. Just curious if there were suitable replacements that wouldn't stick out far and still be close to cylinder bore.

Yes, all the normal chokes, from improved cylinder (or cylinder if they make it) to full, simply screw in flush with end of muzzle. None of them stick out except this Tacticool Erection one.

- OS

[Guest bkelm18]

Yes, all the normal chokes, from improved cylinder (or cylinder if they make it) to full, simply screw in flush with end of muzzle. None of them stick out except this Tacticool Erection one.

- OS

Haha, you said erection. I don't know shotguns too well so I wasn't sure if they all stuck out like that or not.

[Oh Shoot]

I guess this would fit the bill:

Carlson's Flush Mounted Choke Tube Remington Rem Choke 12 Gauge Cylinder Bore - MidwayUSA

Flush fit, cylinder bore.

Yeah, that'll work.

You'll need a choke tube wrench to remove/tighten normal ones:

Simple one looks like this:

Fancy one looks like this:

Probably unscrew that tactical one with pipe wrench or screwdriver down through the holes or whatever.

- OS