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Waterfowl and upland hunters looking to squeeze more reach out of their Benelli Crio 12 gauge will find a lot to like in Jeb's High Voltage ported choke tube. It runs a .695 restriction, which Jeb's rates as a mid-range tube, and it happily eats steel, lead, bismuth, or whatever else you feed it. That flexibility means you can leave one choke in the gun and cover a wide range of situations without second-guessing your setup.
The .695 lands in the improved cylinder range on Jeb's own comparison chart, but the way this tube handles larger shot like BB and BBB, it can pattern closer to a longer-range choke. The patented internal design is built to shorten and tighten the shot stream, which translates to denser, more consistent hits when birds are working the outer edge of your comfort zone. Folks who have run it side by side against other popular waterfowl chokes have come away impressed with how it prints on paper.
This is the ported model, and the vents machined near the muzzle end help bleed off gas to cut down on felt recoil and muzzle jump. On a long day in the blind or when you're throwing a fast second shot at a passing flock, that little bit of extra control adds up. The tube is machined from stainless with a matte finish, so it stands up to wet, muddy waterfowl conditions and cleans up easy.
This one is cut specifically for the Benelli Crio choke system, so it drops into Crio-threaded 12 gauge barrels like the Super Black Eagle and M2. Match your bore and your typical shot size to the restriction and you'll be dialed in. It's made right here in the USA, which is always a nice bonus on a piece of gear you're trusting to put birds on the strap.
This tube is machined for the Benelli Crio choke system, so it fits Crio-threaded 12 gauge barrels like the Super Black Eagle and M2. It will not fit older Benelli Mobil-threaded guns, which use a different tube. If you're unsure which system your barrel uses, check the marking near the muzzle or your owner's manual before ordering.
On Jeb's comparison chart the .695 falls in the improved cylinder range and is considered a mid-range tube. That said, when you run larger shot like BB and BBB, it tends to pattern more like a longer-range choke. It's a versatile middle-ground option for most waterfowl distances.
Yes. The High Voltage series is built to handle steel, lead, bismuth, or other non-toxic loads without issue. That flexibility lets you keep one tube in the gun and switch loads based on the hunt.
The ports machined near the muzzle end vent off gas to help reduce felt recoil and muzzle rise. That makes follow-up shots a little quicker and takes some of the sting out of a long day of shooting. Performance on the pattern board is essentially the same as the non-ported version.
| UPC | 643906923938 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | JPC-12E2/695 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.22 |
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