Got a gator duckbill attachmunt the other day. This rem 870 that I grabbed last week was prepped for the REMCHOKE and came with a breacher attachment.
If youre not familiar with the duckbill, it was a choke developed for the u.s. Navy seals in Vietnam. The duckbill was welded to the end of an Ithaca model 37 and the inner diameter was flattened in an oval shape.
Designed for use with #4 buckshot it would flatten the pattern and elongate it rather than delivering a round pattern.
One of the original SEAL team members was a big proponent of these and said that he could hit every man in a sampan with the first shot.
Admitted this is a kind of historical novelty, but I wanted it and it definitely would break up a group of something...
It's supplied with a briley choke tube that goes into the barrel and then you apply red loktite to the exposed threads and screw the gator on to the proper alignment. Then you can quickly remove the entire assembly by unscrewing it in a few seconds.
It does exactly what it says it does. At 15 yards it throws a crazy *** horizontal pattern about 3 1/2 feet wide and a foot tall.
So with 2 3/4" shells that's 27 pellets of #4 buck...or with 3 inchers youre up to 41 pellets.
If youre not familiar with the duckbill, it was a choke developed for the u.s. Navy seals in Vietnam. The duckbill was welded to the end of an Ithaca model 37 and the inner diameter was flattened in an oval shape.
Designed for use with #4 buckshot it would flatten the pattern and elongate it rather than delivering a round pattern.
One of the original SEAL team members was a big proponent of these and said that he could hit every man in a sampan with the first shot.
Admitted this is a kind of historical novelty, but I wanted it and it definitely would break up a group of something...
It's supplied with a briley choke tube that goes into the barrel and then you apply red loktite to the exposed threads and screw the gator on to the proper alignment. Then you can quickly remove the entire assembly by unscrewing it in a few seconds.
It does exactly what it says it does. At 15 yards it throws a crazy *** horizontal pattern about 3 1/2 feet wide and a foot tall.
So with 2 3/4" shells that's 27 pellets of #4 buck...or with 3 inchers youre up to 41 pellets.
