Patternmaster Choke Tubes from 10's Only Outfitters

How Chokes Really "Work"

Contrary to popular belief, chokes do not work as the old theory supposes, by "funneling" shot pellets
down from a bore-size group into a narrower stream. We've discovered that - in reality - chokes work by
slowing down the wad, keeping it and the expanding gases behind it from blowing the pattern,
disrupting it. Think about it: every high-speed photo you've ever seen of a shotgun charge leaving the
muzzle shows the shot ahead of the wad. How can that be, when the wad is pushing the shot charge,the
gases are pushing the wad, and the wad is lighter than the shot charge? The wad should be going
faster than the shot charge, and if the photo showed the charge three feet from the muzzle, you'd see the
wad catching up and going through the center of the shot charge, along with all the expanding gases

How The Patternmaster Works.
The secret is the post inside Patternmaster. These posts slow the wad for a fraction of a second and allow the shot to go
ahead and leave the barrel undisturbed. It is literally that simple, but revolutionary enough to warrant U.S. Patent
#5452535 and #6128846.

What Patternmaster Gives You.
By taking the wad and gases out of the equation, Patternmaster delivers beautiful, even, dense patterns with large (#2's
and larger) steel and tungsten birdshot and with larger buckshot sizes. Patternmaster also delivers excellent full-choke
performance with all loads and shot sizes, including lead. Best results come from ammo using 1-piece plastic shot
cups, especially tough steel-shot cups. Patternmaster also delivers a shorter shot string with all loads, which produces
a noticeable improvement in "slap-down" killing power. Bird hunters and trap shooters will see the difference right away.
Since Patternmaster delivers full-choke performance with virtually no constriction, you get lower operating pressures and
you can use the largest sizes of HARD steel and tungsten bird shot with no risk of damaging your gun. Whether you are a
trap shooter in search of a denser, more even pattern, a waterfowl hunter tired of sparse, uneven, weak patterns with
steel shot, a rancher looking to swat down running coyotes at 80 yards, or a Law Enforcement Organization wishing to
minimize the threat to collateral and bystanders with shotguns and buckshot, you owe it to yourself to look into
Patternmaster, the first truly revolutionary shotgun choke in over 500 years.

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