View Full Version : Remington hypersonic steel busting choke tubes?
NICKDCI
12-03-2010, 04:45 PM
Has anybody else heard of this? I have a foiles tube in my xtrema 2. I have been shooting hypersonic all goose and duck season 3" #2's and bb. All of the sudden my tube was tight unlike before when i could loosen it when ever i wanted with my fingers.
I took it out with a tool and it was a pain to get out. It seems the tube swelled up above the threads. Once I got it out it didnt want to go back in like the choke was to big. I grabbed a stock tube and it went right in nice.
What would you guys think?
Could it be the choke or the shells?
BadCaller
12-03-2010, 05:14 PM
Did you crank down on the tube when you put it in?? A tube should be installed finger tight. Did the barrel buldge??
"USING AMMUNITION WITH A VELOCITY HIGHER THAN 1550 FPS WILL VOID ANY WARRANTY ON THE CHOKE TUBE. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND THE USE OF REMINGTON HyperSonic SHOT SHELLS WITH THE STRAIT HEAT CHOKE TUBE."
spaightlabs
12-04-2010, 04:25 AM
What kind of gun? Had the same thing happen a few years ago with and Extrema and Patternmaster shooting 1625 Kents in BB.
SBE II
12-04-2010, 08:05 AM
"USING AMMUNITION WITH A VELOCITY HIGHER THAN 1550 FPS WILL VOID ANY WARRANTY ON THE CHOKE TUBE. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND THE USE OF REMINGTON HyperSonic SHOT SHELLS WITH THE STRAIT HEAT CHOKE TUBE."
So this thread is invalid?
http://www.foilesstraitmeat.com/forums/showthread.php?29252-Strait-Heat-tube-and-1700-fps-remingtons&p=228006#post228006
So this thread is invalid?
http://www.foilesstraitmeat.com/forums/showthread.php?29252-Strait-Heat-tube-and-1700-fps-remingtons&p=228006#post228006this was posted in the same thread a few days after Jeff posted ...........
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" we've had a couple calls into the shop with problems with chokes and barrels...also had calls into shop about breaking other chokes as well....we don't reccomended it for our choke, nor does patternmaster "
Lisa
Foiles Migrators
Jeff Riverin
12-04-2010, 12:07 PM
Thanks for sharing Gary!
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