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Carlson's Flush Mount Replacement Modified Choke Tube for 12 ga Benelli Crio/Crio Plus .705

$22.35
Brand
Carlson's
Color
Stainless
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
723189200039

Overview

The Carlson's Flush Mount Replacement Modified Choke Tube is designed for 12-gauge Benelli Crio and Crio Plus barrel systems. It features a .705 constriction, making it an ideal choice for both tactical and field shooting environments. Constructed from 17-4 heat-treated stainless steel, this choke tube is engineered to resist corrosion, thermal deformation, and the high pressures of modern duty loads. This choke is compatible with lead, steel, and Hevi-Shot loads. When using steel shot, the manufacturer specifies that the shot size must not exceed BB and velocities must not exceed 1550 FPS for safety and optimal performance. Each tube serves as a durable, dependable replacement for factory-supplied components.

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