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<blockquote data-quote="James DeTorre" data-source="post: 2546278" data-attributes="member: 112402"><p>I agree with comments about chokes. I would try several if you have time and money. I settled on Rhino. Second pick Patternmaster. Long range turkey shooting is no more necessary than long range rifle hunting but that's the name of this website so people gravitate to it are interested in squeezing out the last little bit of accuracy and distance from there weapons. </p><p>I don't take rifle shots beyond 300 yds. Just my skill level , but I want my setup good enough to go longer .</p><p>I don't take turkey shots beyond 40 yards if at all possible but I have killed one at fifty on the last day of a hunt. Once again I want the setup good enough to safely take that shot.</p><p>Do I need rifles and shotguns, no. It's just a hobby I have enjoyed for over 50 years. Sorting thru the subtle details of rifles and shotguns is a source of pleasure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James DeTorre, post: 2546278, member: 112402"] I agree with comments about chokes. I would try several if you have time and money. I settled on Rhino. Second pick Patternmaster. Long range turkey shooting is no more necessary than long range rifle hunting but that’s the name of this website so people gravitate to it are interested in squeezing out the last little bit of accuracy and distance from there weapons. I don’t take rifle shots beyond 300 yds. Just my skill level , but I want my setup good enough to go longer . I don’t take turkey shots beyond 40 yards if at all possible but I have killed one at fifty on the last day of a hunt. Once again I want the setup good enough to safely take that shot. Do I need rifles and shotguns, no. It’s just a hobby I have enjoyed for over 50 years. Sorting thru the subtle details of rifles and shotguns is a source of pleasure. [/QUOTE]
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