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Kick's Industries Remington Pro Bore 12 Ga Gobblin' Thunder .665" 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
821041051642
MPN
RCPB12GT665

Overview

The Kick's Industries Gobblin' Thunder is a ported, extended choke tube designed for 12-gauge Remington shotguns using the Pro Bore thread pattern. Constructed from 17-4 stainless steel with a black finish, this choke features a .665-inch constriction. Its signature diagonal ports are engineered to vent gases and slow the wad, which helps reduce recoil and muzzle jump while improving pattern density. The choke extends approximately 1.5 inches from the barrel and requires no special tools for installation. It is specifically optimized for turkey hunting and is recommended for use with 3-inch #4 lead shot and 3.5-inch #5 lead shot. It is compatible with models including the Remington 1100 Competition and the Versa Max.

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