Aftermarket choke tubes (opinions)

[sakoshooter]

One of my hunting partners finally bought a Patternmaster choke this year. His call to me on opening day was: I've never hit them so hard. I just laughed and told him - I told ya so, LOL.
Again, not a very forgiving choke but when you're on - you're definitely on.

[Patarero]

  

Had a patternmaster in my 870 for ~8 years.  You have to be dialed in to use this choke though, also avoid any shots closer than 5yrds....duck burger

[frazihunt]

In the past couple of years i've experimented with several different choke tubes including patternmaster, carlsons, and kick's. I shoot a sbe II and the one that works the best in my gun is the kick's high flyer but like everyone else says they all work different in different guns so until you get out there and try a few you wont know which one works the best for you.

[Duckwacker]

I use kicks high flier in my sbe II it was night and day I've got some on order for my nephew's m2 20 gauge.

[TwoSixFourWins]

SRM Terror by Wad Wizard.

[ebitzan]

Depends what you want, if you want just an all around tube stick with your factory stuff. If you want a tube that will take their heads off at long range get a patternmaster extended.

[Skagit_Hunter]

Tubes are like Ford V Chey. You can take two exact same guns, Put the same tube in them. And get very diff results. Don't buy the hype. Waste your money or pattern factory tubes. If you need to shoot 3.5 and a extended tube, Your prob doing something wrong. Or a sky buster.

[Dadbear]

I tried lots and eventually went back to my factory Rem choke tubes. Better on paper and in the field.