r/canadaguns • u/DoctorRobertsGMOs2 • Jun 02 '26

Misc Altobelli Trailhand chokes?

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Hello everyone, was wondering if any of you know what choke tubes it takes, or what they look like, been thinking it would make a handy little slug launcher with a Carlson rifled tube on it, if anyone has any info that would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

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u/RDasher3333 Jun 02 '26 edited Jun 02 '26

Mobile chokes according to their website

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u/DoctorRobertsGMOs2 Jun 02 '26

Oh thank you so much man I appreciate you, im thinking with a good full choke or a rifled I could maybe turn one of these into a useful ultra compact set up, maybe it’s all in my head but it’s worth the shot in my mind for trying to find something, even if it’s just something to put in my pack in addition to my rifle

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u/NeruLight Jun 02 '26

Trailhand is a bruiser lol

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u/CryptidWorks CryptidWorks Jun 02 '26

It's so fun but has so much kick.

One of my projects this month is going to be making better butt pads for them because lawdy magnum shells feel like being roundhouse kicked lol

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u/DoctorRobertsGMOs2 Jun 15 '26

Hello I got to shoot it and I absolutely love it thank you for the comments! Was absolutely laying the spanks down on a steel plate with some slugs at 30 ish yards

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u/NeruLight Jun 02 '26

I must be recoil sensitive because even mini shells kick my ass lol. You’re a braver man than I to shoot magnums hahahaha

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u/Purple-Character8206 Jun 03 '26

Look up Carlson Muzzle Brake - Benelli Mobil at RDSC. Apparently decent reviews. But I'd imagine REALLY LOUD!

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u/DoctorRobertsGMOs2 Jun 24 '26

That things pretty cool actually and I like it’s a turkey choke, and it’s already loud af so I don’t mind I always wear hearing pro anyways, thanks for showing me that I think I might pick one up actually 👍🏻

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u/BowFella Jun 04 '26

It takes mobil chokes. Also I wouldnt bother with rifled chokes from personal experience. For a smooth bore it's better to try rifled slugs and see which one your gun likes. Personally I find 2¾" challenger slugs to be super accurate (2.5-4moa at 100yds) in almost any smoothbore I used. Another great option is Remington 3" magnum 1oz rifled slugs.

Try a number of rifled slugs and see which ones your gun likes but I'd start with those two.