I just ordered the u2 for my a5..got a company tourny coming up next weekend I just wanted to know your experience with them. Shooting sporting clays so I got the u2 incase they get out there a little ways.

I had two Muller choke tubes for my Caesar Guerini clay gun. I sold them because I didn't like how they screwed into my barrels; they were really tight. Plus after I learned the efforts Guerini put into making their chokes, and also pattern testing, I just use the stock chokes that came with the gun. I shoot LM in bottom and Mod in top most of the time, depending on the target setter.

The Muller chokes broke targets though... nothing bad to say besides the fitment issue I had. You might see a bigger different in the Browning chokes vs Muller than I did with my set up.

I shoot their Decoy choke in my Beretta, and its the bomb.

I'm a pattern master guy

Im a patternmaster guy myself..I have just been reading terrible things about the browning a5 chokes as far as constrictions being screwed up. Ill shoot patternmaster ext range during season I just wanted a sporting clay choke.

I shot Patternmaster before my Muller, both are great chokes. I keep my patternmaster with me while hunting incase we move or have to end up pass shooting.

I shoot u1 and u2 90% of time in blaser f3 and have been impressed with chokes. they pattern well, stay tight and are easy to keep clean.
u2 should handle most targets you will see.

I shot my a5 today for the first time..holly crap I could not hit anything. That u2 is a tight choke im debating on sending it back for a u1. Once I figured my gun out I started busting clays..my a5 shoots high. Idk if they made it that way or not but any shotgun I haver ever owned you put the dot on the target and it dies but not this thing. You have to put the clay right on top of the dot to get a hit. Its deff going to take getting used too.

The gun most likely just doesn't fit you. That can be corrected though. Likely, assuming you're mounting correctly, your comb needs to be lowered to get your eye lower to the rib, this will make the gun shoot more "flat". Get a proper gun fit from a professional. If you were close I'd help ya out.

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I have long arms so I put the spacers in which helped out a lot. Went and shot sporting clays today. 78/100 aint bad for first time shooting it!

That's pretty good even for a fluffy course. Shoot ya some Chuck Frazier targets and get back to me

I just thought it was funny all these guys out there with their over and unders...and here I am with a camo a5 beating most of them lol.

Iam shooting u1 U2 u3 in a ugb25 beretta for sporting clays an really like them over the other brands

625 browning, where do you shoot in s al? i shoot bushy creek and santa rosa most of the time.

I shoot at stix river an Santa Rosa mainly, have shot at bushy a few times, but will go anywhere for clays