Muller Chokes.....

I have had to scrape the fouling out of my Brileys with an exacto knife before.
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That sounds like you don't clean them very often or you are using some recycled plastic wad. I use Brileys, and the worst buildup I have ever had took about 600 rounds to get some started - but a spray with brake cleaner and a bronze brush and they were clean in about 5 seconds.

If you like Mullers, buy them and use them. IMO, the best chokes are the fixed ones in a Perazzi or Superposed barrel.......;)
 
I'll stick to the old reliables... ;)

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I like 32" barrels, but adding another oz or two at the muzzles slows me up a little.

Tubes weighing the same or less as flush mounts that have the long gentle tapers of extended tubes strike me as the best of both worlds.

And less cleaning is a plus. I use the Claybuster clone wads, and buildup is a Pain.

Slugo, those certainly work. However, Briley makes the titanium ones also, same weight advantages.....
 
Walking in a parking lot, today, I saw a shiny red MB roadster with grey duct tape on one of its tail lights. The tape look ugly and out of place… it reminded me of extended chokes on a shotgun.
 
Slugo, my onery friend, it's not infinitesimal at the muzzle. Tape an oz fishing weight to the muzzle of your goto and try it.

Zippy, were I more concerned with esthetics, I'd not cherish a certain pumpgun named Frankenstein, and my life would be the poorer for it.....
 
Dave, from your previous descriptions of Frankenstein, I doubt that an extended choke tube would corrupt the esthetics of its construction. In my region, not too far from the border, duct tape is an improvement to some cars. ;)
 
Zippy, Frankenstein needs love to be thought pretty, but it grows on folks.

Son got to liking it so much I gave him an 870 set up identically.

Quite a few new shooters in this area also regard it fondly.

As for the esthetics, well, eye of the beholder and all that....
 
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