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Carlson's Cremator Benelli Crio Plus 20 Gauge Extended Ported Choke Tube Mid and Long Range Stainless Steel Matte Black 2 Pack

$120.99
Brand
Carlson's
Color
Matte Black
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
723189114909

Overview

The Carlson’s Cremator 20-gauge choke tube two-pack is designed for Benelli Crio/Crio Plus systems. These extended, ported chokes are precision-machined from heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel and finished in matte black. They utilize Triple Shot Technology (TST), which features three graduated rings in the taper section to provide a gradual transition from the bore to the final constriction, resulting in reduced pellet deformation, fewer flyers, and denser patterns. The ported design helps reduce recoil and muzzle jump, and the extended length protects the muzzle and allows for tool-free installation and removal. The set includes one mid-range and one long-range choke tube.

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