What choke tubes work best for rifled slugs?
On One Hand: May Not Be NecessaryShotguns come standard with a trio of choke tubes designed to change the way shells loaded with shot perform when fired. A rifled slug isn’t a charge of shot so theoretically, no choke or constriction is necessary. Shooting a rifled slug won’t hurt choke tubes but accuracy may be sacrificed.On the Other: Try What You HaveThe only way to determine if using slugs with the tubes which came with your gun will deliver acceptable accuracy is to experiment by test shooting. Chances are one of the less constrictive chokes such as improved cylinder or skeet will work the best and probably be good enough. You decide.Bottom LineGo to a target range, fire several shots with each of your choke tubes to see if your gun will delivers consistent, reliable accuracy with any of them.
