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Carlson's Sporting Clays 410 Extended Choke Tube Benelli, Beretta Mobilchoke Cylinder Black

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Brand
Carlson's
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
723189255701

Overview

Carlson's Sporting Clays extended choke tubes are manufactured from corrosion-resistant 17-4 PH stainless steel with a black finish. These chokes feature a 3/4-inch extension outside the barrel and a 25% longer parallel section, which helps produce denser shot patterns and reduce fliers. Designed to be knurled for easy tool-free installation and removal, they are compatible with Lead, Copper-plated, Nickel, Hevi-Shot, Bismuth, Tungsten, or Steel shot. This specific model is designed for Benelli and Beretta Mobilchoke systems and features a Cylinder constriction.

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