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Kick's Industries Browning Invector Plus 12 Ga Gobblin' Thunder .680" Ported Extended Choke Tube Stainless Steel Black

$41.87
Brand
Kicks
Color
Black
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Choke Tube
UPC
821041032016
MPN
GTBIP680

Overview

The Kick's Industries Gobblin' Thunder is a specialized turkey hunting choke tube designed for 12-gauge shotguns using the Browning Invector Plus thread pattern. Featuring a .680-inch constriction, this extended, ported choke is crafted from 17-4 stainless steel with a black finish and extends approximately 1.75 inches from the muzzle. The signature conical-parallel internal design, combined with directional 135-degree diagonal ports, helps stabilize and slow the wad for improved pattern density while reducing recoil and muzzle jump. This choke is recommended for #4 shot in 2.75-inch, 3-inch, and 3.5-inch shells. It is compatible with a wide range of firearms, including the Browning Maxus, Gold Hunter, Silver, White Lightning, and Winchester SX2, SX3, SX4, SXP, and Model 101.

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