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Beretta MobilChoke Victory 20 Gauge Improved Modified 1" Extended Choke Tube, Silver with Colored Band - C61687
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Beretta MobilChoke Victory 20 Gauge Improved Modified 1" Extended Choke Tube, Silver with Colored Band - C61687
| SKU | 793161 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | C61687 |
| Brand | Beretta |
| UPC | 082442756806 |
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Product Details
Details
- Type: 1" Extended
- Series/Collection: MobilChoke Victory
- Size: Improved Modified
- Gauge: 20 Ga
- Material: Steel
- Color: Silver with Colored Band
- For Use With: Beretta Silver Pigeon I (Field Models), A300 Outlander, 687 (Field Models), Some 391 Shotguns
- Degree of Constriction: 0.025
- Recommended For: 50 yd
- Includes: (1) Choke
- Shot Type: Steel, Lead, Non-Tox
Features
These Competition chokes can be used on all Mobilchoke barrels. Made of high quality steel, they are of a great stress resistance due to heat treatments. They are subjected to a special coating that guarantees high protection to corrosion. They are extended by 25mm to 0.98 inches and their external shape has been studied in order to guarantee installation and de-installation without specific tools. The end of the choke is identified by a colored alloy stripe for fast and easy indication of the constriction.
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