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Kick's Industries Browning Invector Plus 12 Ga Gobblin' Thunder .670" Ported Extended Choke Tube Stainless Steel Black

$43.74
Brand
Kick's Choke Tubes
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
821041031811
MPN
GTBIP670

Overview

The Kick's Gobblin' Thunder is an extended ported choke tube specifically engineered for 12 gauge Browning Invector Plus shotguns. Built from 17-4 stainless steel with a black finish, this choke features a .670" constriction and Kick's signature conical parallel design, which combines a traditional cone of constriction with a 1-inch parallel section to maintain shot density and pattern uniformity. Equipped with exclusive directional diagonal ports angled at 135 degrees away from the shooter, the Gobblin' Thunder effectively vents gases to minimize muzzle jump, reduce felt recoil, and help grab, stabilize, and slow the wad for faster separation from the shot column. The external portion extends roughly 1.75 inches from the muzzle, providing dependable performance for turkey hunting and competitive shooting scenarios.

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