Home Forums Birds & Dogs Turkey Hunting .410 chokes for TSS #9

What tubes and constrictions are we liking? I see Indian Creek has a .385 and .390. Carlsons is a .385.

I'd probably try the Indian Creek .390 first. If you don't love it, send it back for the .385. I bet the .390 will work well. Try some Fox Trot ammo legends in it.

I’m using the Comp-n-choke .385 and Apex Ninja 9.5’s with great patterns.

Thanks.

Jebs XX Full and #9 TSS worked good for us last season.

I ordered the Indian Creek .385 and some Federal TSS #9.

Now I have a 10 gauge BPS and Indian Creek choke and a .410 BPS with Indian Creek choke to pattern.

The 410 will be more fun, sold my 3 10 ga guns . Not fun anymore lugging 10 lb guns and getting hammered!

Not sure what the constriction is in the turkey tube for my Henry, but it throws a great pattern, especially with the Ninja loads. I’ll check to see if it’s marked.

Henry.410 chokes are Invectors, made by Briley btw. I think the other gauges are RemChokes.

be sure and post up the patterns when you get a chance

And no posting patterns of the 10ga claiming they're from the 410!!! Lol!

LOL. How would you know, though?

I will but I probably won't be doing it until a little closer to spring.

The Federal TSS was the worst patterning load from mine, hopefully your guns likes it. I had trouble with 10-15 pellets sticking in the bottom of the wad. One shot may be in the 130's in a 10" circle and the next one may have been 85-90.

Federal is the only TSS I've ever tried, mainly because its readily available. I've been wanting to shoot some Apex but haven't gotten around to it.

No markings on the Henry tube, aside from “Turkey”.

Apex Ninja beats Federal in mine for certain, but either would certainly do the job if I can manage to do mine.

Always shot Federal, but bought some Foxtrot and Salt Creek TSS. Both seem to be very good rounds. Have some Apex but haven't shot it. One needs an exceptional sighting mechanism as the 410 Point of impact out to 30 yards is very tight. Almost as a rifle, with the extra full turkey choke in. I went with a Burris FF3 really like the quick acquisition of target. I've never seen a need for anything other than bead until I started playing with the 410.

I dropped a fair amount of money to have my Henry d&t’d. Have used a red dot and a prism. The red dot is more flexible as to eye relief, the prism more precise for slug shooting and works with or without batteries.

Here are my two Indian Creeks - 10 gauge and .410 bore. No wad stoppers inside the .410.

Hope you don't get them mixed up ....lol

I probably will, and drop the .410 choke down the barrel of the 10 gauge and have to send it off to a gunsmith to get it out.

Just shoot it out!











Just kidding of course!!!