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Originally Posted by Okotokian
I may be confused. The last page of the manual shows the knurled screw-in chokes that were referred to by bobinthesky, but there is actually no mention of teh chokes in the body of the manual, so who knows?
Is a modified choke the only thing tht stops an old gun from firing steel safely?
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The unwritten rule is that you should use steel in nothing tighter than Mod choke. Mod is ok.
Having said that, I would caution against taking that to heart. Browning lists older guns that can be used for steel and ones that cannot. Even those which are approved by Browning are advised to only shoot smaller than BB sized shot.
If Beretta publishes such information, I'm not aware of it. My own feeling is, buy a Mobil Choke equipted barrel with a MOd choke tube for the 301 and shoot steel worry free!