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Yeah nahhh. I'll never buy or recommend Patternmaster. They are nothing but a gimmick.

I’ve heard multiple people saying this company stands by their product and honors their lifetime warranty. That’s the number one reason why I just spent $110 on a small chair…

Ideally you should have 100 pellets in a 30" circle. 1.25 oz. #2 steel only has 157 pellets to start with. My bet is that you can't achieve that goal at 50 yds and possibly not 35 yds with chokes and loads you are using. My first suggestion is that you should correct your point-of-aim problem with shims or other adjustments if possible. Attempting to make corrections while shooting at game will never be consistent. Second suggestion is you use 1.25 oz #5 bismuth which has around 240 pellets. This will allow you to exceed the 100 pellets in the circle and still have enough knockdown power to kill out to 50 yds, if you can consistently shoot that far (I can't). Thanks for producing the video.

Good video No reason to apologize for patterning at your chosen yardage. I didn’t like some of the holes with either choke and was fascinated by the comments regarding why they were high. I shoot goose between 25-35 yards mostly ( ducks too) over water and and am trying new combos with my A400 Just ordered some Boss #2 and will pattern them .

alot of holes in all of the shots done. i would not buy that particular shell for myself by this test.

Great video! Excellent groups! Curious did you get your pattern lowered? If so how. Thanks, Frank

I just bought one and hate it. It’s to short and it leans back so far it’s like laying down. I bought it to watch the Grandson’s football games and hate the seating position for games. It’s probably fine if your drinking beer and spiking a cigar. Other than that, I hate it and wish I had my money back.

I don't like modified!! I like clean kills!!!

Definitely change your shim

I thought the reason you cant use a factory full choke is due too the constriction with steel is being done in the barrel. An after market extended choke its being done with stronger steel outside of the barrel. I may be wrong but its what I have always heard.

The bottom legs don't pop on my CLIQ chair. I have to keep yanking them for 10 or 15 minutes to get them to remain fixed. I nearly gave up when I was doing it at the beach. Did I get a lemon? Once opened, it is a sturdy chair.

How is it on your back? Good pool chair

Nice blind but you need to put some felt or something on those magnets 🧲. When you open those and the clack together every deer in a 200 yard radius is going to hear it.

I don't duck hunt but I have shot lots of coyotes with a high flyer modified in my Mossberg 835

Kicks has a high flyer modified choke might be worth trying out

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I've shot federal speed shok for years and have never had an issue with primers not being seated correctly. they tend to pattern really well in my Benelli's as well. also for ducks I've never really needed a full choke since steel patterns tighter anyway a mod choke is like a full for steel (more or less).

I got 4 of these and they just stay strapped into my tailgate via molle. Love them. I had a rogue ember burn a hole through the fabric and when I contacted CLIQ to buy replacement fabric, they just sent me a replacement free of charge. Awesome customer service.

You need not go by the name full, or Modified. But by the size of the opening. The super tight chokes are only for lead. The steel shot will not work on super tight choke the shot will be a blown pattern.

Thanks for the information. Great video, Scout cameo is a bonus!

What did you say to CLIQ. I'm having the same problem feels like the chair is loose. My wife pointed it out too!

Great video may I suggest aiming under the duck most field shotguns pattern 60/40. A lot of your pattern seemed to be high.

I picked up a Patternmaster Code Black goose for my REM 870 and am happy with it. I found that my modified choke shot low and when I went to a Patternmaster, it raised my impact point so the shotgun shoots true now. You sure can tell the difference in quality when comparing my factory choke to the Patternmaster.

Much better than lugging those big chairs around!!!

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I wasn’t impressed with the code black duck either. I did have great success with the anaconda line from pattern Master. What’s worked very well was anything from Rob Roberts. The triple threat chokes are great. The Turkey one called the final strut shot great no matter what I put through it.

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Chokes and shot size can be like knowing what shoes are best for a particular activity. When you said #2 shot I felt the Modified tube might be more satisfying..

Much better control of your testing

the dud shell is usually from leaving the firearm cocked and weakening the hammer spring, my son did that for a year and firearm had 11 duds in season'

Federal is fine, the Beretta isn’t

I also shoot the Beretta A400. You need to add a shim because your gun is shooting high. You may also want to try the Improved Modified choke. Good luck!

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Thanks for the video.

I have the SX for cording to the manual. Modified choke is a full choke with steel and improve cylinder, is a modified choke with steel when you say use modified with yours, which Choco you actually using

Measure the height of your rib to the top of the barrel at the back of the gun after the taper of the barrel, then measure the height of the rib near the front bead. The front should be lower which means your line of sight of your aim is pointed downward from the line of sight of your barrel. The further you get out, the higher your shot placement will be…until gravity takes effect at a certain distance. That’s why your 35 was higher than your 25, gravity hadn’t taken effect yet. Your gun is doing exactly what it’s suppose to do. When you decoy ducks, shoot at their feet. It’s designed to shoot at objects without covering up the target with your sight, which is what people in your comments are calling “float”. Most semi-autos use the same euro style aiming. Next time you’re at the gun store, check out the difference in the rib height from front to back of the barrel and you’ll notice most are lower in the front. I’m a big Benelli guy and I think they only have one semi auto with pure line of site where both rib height and barrel are parallel to each other…I think it was the M2. If you’re Photoshop or Illustrator guy, draw a line from centerline of the barrel and a line from the rib and you’ll see where they cross paths. I did that with my SBE 3 in scale to see where it was at 20-70 yards. If you call the manufacture, at least with Benelli, they will describe how the aim works, however, very few avid hunters notice the rib height difference and complain their gun shoots high, which it’s designed to do. Great video and hope this helps with your aim.

Nice video!!! i may want see like 3-5 shoot at 50 yards with those 3 choke. all the same ammo for se the consistency of the choke or different ammo to see how to work with the choke?

That looks like the bottom of your patterns man!

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Great video! I have the same shotgun and have been using aftermarket chokes for steel shells. The one I use the most is the Patternmaster classic duck. Last year I decided to try the Boss Bismuth just like you're using. I patterned them at 40 yards and found that they hit high as well but I also patterned the factory chokes as well. The factory chokes in my A400 patterned very well, not high, more centered and even. The modified was wider and the full was tighter as you would expect. Thanks again for your video and Great hunting!

I know my beretta a400 xtreme plus shoots a little high regardless of shimming. I came from a mossberg 935 and I actually prefer the higher shooting gun. Personal preference of course factors into that. It was a learning curve but I did adapt.

Good video. I feel when you shoot at the yardage you have confidence in, you are more successful in not only taking the birds but calling them in close.

Please be careful changing the fit based off of bench shooting(unless that's how you hunt). On the bench when you just want accuracy, you should be able to achieve the proper sight picture regardless of fit. Someone else mentioned to shoot free hand, mimicking a hunting situation as nearly as possible, best way to do it.

Do the same exact test but try different shells and see how that goes. I'm thinking it's more of an ammunition thing than the chokes with patterning.

Steel patterns tighter than lead. If it is not a steel specific choke tube it patterns tighter than specified. Modified for lead shoots a pattern similar to full with steel.

Probably won’t see much of a difference between the code black duck and goose. Only difference is the goose was designed for 3.5” shells.

Looks more like the patternMaster choke shoots high not your shim that needs changing! Remember you shoot best where your your looking not under what your shooting at!

Your guns shooting high. Not gonna be a fair comparison until you fix that