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Kick's Industries Remington Pro Bore 12 Ga Gobblin' Thunder .660" Ported Extended Choke Tube Stainless Steel Black

$40.69
Brand
Kicks
Color
Black
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Choke Tube
UPC
821041051543
MPN
RCPB12GT660

Overview

The Kick's Gobblin' Thunder is an extended, ported choke tube for 12-gauge shotguns using the Remington Pro Bore thread pattern. With a .660-inch constriction, this choke is specifically engineered for turkey hunting to produce tighter, more consistent shot patterns. The unique diagonal port design vents gases and slows the wad, which assists in reducing recoil and muzzle rise. Manufactured from 17-4 stainless steel with a black finish, the Gobblin' Thunder extends approximately 1.5 inches from the barrel, allowing for installation without the need for a wrench. It is recommended for use with 3-inch #5 shot or 3.5-inch #6 lead shot and fits firearms such as the Remington 1100 Competition and Versa Max.

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