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WINCHESTER - BROWNING INV - MOSS 500 GOLD COMPETITION TARGET PORTED SPORTING CLAYS CHOKE TUBE - 12 GAUGE, .725 DIAMETER, SKEET

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Brand
Carlson's Choke Tubes
Color
Gold
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
723189178918

Overview

The Winchester-Browning Invector / Mossberg 500 Gold Competition Target Ported Sporting Clays choke tube is precision-machined from 17-4 stainless steel with a gold finish. Designed in a 12 gauge with a .725 diameter in a skeet constriction, it incorporates a 25% longer parallel section and porting to help reduce recoil and muzzle jump while producing tighter, denser patterns with fewer flyers. This versatile choke tube accommodates lead, copper-plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, bismuth, and tungsten payloads.

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