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Carlson's Choke Tubes Cremator 12 Gauge Mid Range Browning Invector-Plus Non-Ported Waterfowl Choke Tube, Black - 11625

$57.99
Brand
Carlson's Choke Tubes
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
723189116255
MPN
11625

Overview

The Carlson’s Cremator Mid-Range choke tube is designed for 12-gauge shotguns utilizing the Browning Invector-Plus choke system. It features Triple Shot Technology (TST), which uses three graduated rings in the parallel section to provide a gradual transition from the bore to the constriction. This design is intended to reduce pellet deformation, shorten the shot string, and minimize flyers for denser patterns. Constructed from 17-4 stainless steel with a matte black finish, this non-ported, extended choke tube provides a 25% longer parallel section and helps protect the shotgun's muzzle. It is designed for use with steel shot with no size or speed restrictions. The Cremator is intended for wrench-less installation and quick removal, and it carries a lifetime warranty.

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