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Briley Mach 1 12 Gauge Extended Choke Tube Remington Rem Choke Improved Modified Ported

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Brand
Briley
Color
Stainless
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
724436115779

Overview

The Briley Mach 1 extended choke tube for Remington Rem Choke systems is constructed from heat-treated stainless steel. It features an Improved Modified constriction and is ported for performance. The tube extends 0.812" beyond the muzzle and utilizes a high-resolution interior finish to minimize pellet deformation. It includes wrench slots and a knurled band for easy removal, as well as a color-coded, laser-engraved band for quick identification. The manufacturer recommends against using steel shot through constrictions tighter than Improved Modified.

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