Carlson's Choke Tubes Cremator 12 Gauge Mid/Long Range Browning Invector Plus Non-Ported Waterfowl 2-Pack Choke Tube, Black - 11622
| SKU | 793436 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 11622 |
| Brand | Carlson's Choke Tubes |
| UPC | 723189116224 |
Product Details
Details
- Type: Non-Ported
- Series/Collection: Cremator
- Size: Mid/Long Range
- Gauge: 12 Ga
- Material: 17-4 Stainless Steel
- Color: Black
- For Use With: Browning Invector Plus Shotguns
- Includes: (2) Chokes
Features
Carlson's Cremator choke tubes feature our brand new Triple Shot Technology (TST) and is offered in close mid and long range constrictions. TST is a series of three graduated rings in the taper section of the choke tube that allows a more gradual transition from the shotgun bore to the final constriction. This design offers reduced pellet deformation, less flyers and more dense patterns. These benefits make the Cremator series extremely effective on all types of waterfowl throughout the entire season. The Cremator series has no size or speed restrictions with steel shot in any of the three constrictions. You also get all the benefits of an extended choke tube, including a 25% longer parallel section for tighter and more dense patterns, wrench-less installation, quick removal and helps with muzzle protection. They are offered in your choice of non-ported configurations. Like all of our tubes Carlson's Cremator series choke tubes are made in the USA, carry a lifetime warranty and are precision-machined from heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel.
Features:
- Lifetime warranty
- Made in USA
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