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I'm looking at a few new chokes for my Beretta, are there any benefits to 'ported chokes'? I can see the advantage of extended chokes, but the porting aspect I don't understand.

Might I suggest that you first off visit a clay range and use a club gun to shoot a few hundred clays. There's no point in buying a tidy gun if you don't enjoy the sport. Good luck with your venture.

I've been forced to reduce my shooting to once every 2 or 3 weeks. The price per clay is 28p and then £10 for a box of cartridges is simply too expensive in these times. I tend to use the walk around the ground as a form of exercise with the odd shot thrown in.