Depends on the load and what the maker of the choke/shotgun say.
That will depend on whether the choke tube is rated for steel shot or not.
That will depend on whether the choke tube is rated for steel shot or not.
No.
As long as the barrel was made after 1950 and does NOT have a full choke, you will be able to shoot steel #2 or smaller.
Yes. Lead shot may be safely fired from a shotgun that is made for steel shot. Problems arise when you fire steel shot from an older shotgun that is made for lead shot only- the barrel is softer metal, and make be scratched by the steel shot.
That will depend on whether the choke tube is rated for steel shot or not.
If it was made to shoot steel shot and has interchangeable chokes.
That will depend on whether the choke tube is rated for steel shot or not.
ONLY IF IT HAS A IMPROVED CHOKE OR MOD CHOKE . DO NOT USE STEEL SHOT IN FULL CHOKE GUNS!
No.
No.
Most ARE shot from full choke- or even Extra Full Choke.
yes, but you shouldn't shoot it with a full choke. make sure you have a modified or improved cylinder choke in the gun before shooting non-toxic shot.
As long as the barrel was made after 1950 and does NOT have a full choke, you will be able to shoot steel #2 or smaller.
Yes, you can shoot a slug out of any choke except a turkey choke tube. Alot of people have a misconception that a slug will cause a choke to expand out and miss it up, but that is not true, I have shot slugs out of a Remington model 10 for the last 40+ years and it will still win a turkey at a turkey shoot.
NOT RECOMMENDED unless you are in a life or death situation.
Only with cylinder and improved cylinder choke tubes.