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Carlson's Browning Invector DS 12 Gauge Cremator Ported Choke Tube Long Range Matte Black

$36.00
Brand
Carlson's
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Choke Tube
UPC
723189115777
MPN
11577

Overview

The Carlson’s Cremator Ported Choke Tube is a 12-gauge, long-range choke compatible with Browning Invector DS shotguns. Precision-machined from heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel with a matte black finish, this choke tube features Triple Shot Technology (TST), which utilizes three graduated rings in the taper section to provide a more gradual transition from the bore to the final constriction. This design effectively reduces pellet deformation, minimizes flyers, and produces denser shot patterns. The ported configuration aids in recoil control and reduced muzzle rise, while the extended design allows for wrench-less installation and quick removal. The Cremator series is suitable for use with steel shot in all three constrictions, with no size or speed restrictions. This choke tube measures .715" in diameter and includes a lifetime warranty.

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