Best choke for Coyotes Remington 870 3 inch shells with #4 buckshot

[Marion]

Was just getting into coyote hunting. This will be my first year doing so hunting Westchester with my trusty 870 using 3 inch #4 buckshot. Looking for what choke should be best. Probably going to use the federal powershok shells since they seem to be the best bang for the buck and the only difference I can seem to find between them and their much more expensive sister load the vital shoks is price and played vs raw lead. Both are buffered and have the same wad far as I can tell, but one is significantly cheaper. Anyways any tips and tricks would be greatly appreciated and hopefully I'll be able to take down quite a few more animals than I have been able to this past deer season (only one doe)

 

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[Steve D]

When I use a shotgun I use a extra full choke and shoot copper buffed #4's. About any of the new "turkey" loads will work and the extra full choke keeps the pattern real tight.

[turkeyfeathers]

Don’t use too tight a choke or you’ll blow the pattern with too much restriction.  

 

[BizCT]

Was just getting into coyote hunting. This will be my first year doing so hunting Westchester with my trusty 870 using 3 inch #4 buckshot. Looking for what choke should be best. Probably going to use the federal powershok shells since they seem to be the best bang for the buck and the only difference I can seem to find between them and their much more expensive sister load the vital shoks is price and played vs raw lead. Both are buffered and have the same wad far as I can tell, but one is significantly cheaper. Anyways any tips and tricks would be greatly appreciated and hopefully I'll be able to take down quite a few more animals than I have been able to this past deer season (only one doe)
 
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Check into the regs regarding guns in Westchester.


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[Marion]

Check into the regs regarding guns in Westchester.


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With enough land it's legal to use

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[Buckmaster7600]

Don’t go any tighter than full, back when I had to hunt with buckshot I used an improved modified and it shot awesome.

 

Never had good luck with dogs or deer using #4’s they lose too much energy past 30yds.

 

 

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[TreeGuy]

Extra full with a #5 turkey load in 3.5" is what has worked for me.

Best thing to do is pattern it at 50+ and try different chokes.



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[LET EM GROW]

Full at the most. 

Im loading up some TSS #4 for the 12ga to bring for up close and personal. Plan to pattern with Modify and Imp cyl. chokes. Maybe a full but it wil probably be too tight, especially for the weight of the shot..