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Carlson's built this Skeet Tru-Choke for the close-in, fast-moving stuff, the kind of shots where you want a wide, forgiving pattern and no time to think. It carries a .725 constriction and sits flush with the muzzle, so there's nothing sticking out to snag or throw off the lines of your gun. If your shotgun uses the Tru-Choke thread pattern, common on Remington Spartan and Russian Baikal models, this drops right in.
The tube is CNC machined from solid 17-4 heat-treated stainless steel, the same corrosion-resistant material Carlson's runs across their lineup. That means it holds up to weather and heavy range use without pitting or wearing out, and Carlson's backs their tubes with a lifetime warranty. Tight tolerances and a longer parallel section help this choke throw more consistent patterns than the factory tube that came with your gun, which is a big part of why folks reach for an aftermarket choke in the first place.
Skeet is the most open of the target constrictions, opening the pattern up past a standard cylinder to catch those quick 10 to 20 yard clays. It shines on skeet stations and doubles nicely for close-flushing upland birds in thick brush. You can run lead, copper-plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, and bismuth through it without worry. Steel shot works too, just keep it BB size or smaller, and know that steel out of a skeet choke will pattern closer to an improved cylinder.
One thing worth remembering: every gun, choke, and load combination patterns a little differently. This tube is a great starting point, but a few sessions on a patterning board with your actual load will tell you exactly what you're working with. Made in the USA, like the rest of the Carlson's line.
This choke uses the Tru-Choke thread pattern, which is found on Remington Spartan and Russian Baikal 12 gauge shotguns. If your barrel is threaded for Tru-Choke, it will screw right in and sit flush with the muzzle. Always double-check your gun's choke thread pattern before ordering, since Tru-Choke is different from Rem Choke, Invector, and other systems.
Yes, you can run steel through it, but keep the shot size to BB or smaller. Steel is harder than lead and doesn't pattern the same, so a skeet constriction shooting steel will actually throw closer to an improved cylinder pattern. For lead, copper-plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, and bismuth, there are no size restrictions.
Skeet is the most open target constriction, so it's built for close, fast targets in the 10 to 20 yard range. It's the go-to on the skeet field and also works well for close-flushing upland birds in thick cover. The wide pattern gives you a more forgiving spread when targets are moving quick and close.
For most guns, yes. Carlson's machines these from 17-4 stainless with tighter tolerances and a longer parallel section than typical factory tubes, which helps deliver more consistent patterns. That said, the real proof is on a patterning board, so it's worth testing your specific gun and load to confirm the results.
| UPC | 723189070496 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 07049 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 7.7000 |
| Style | Standard |
| Thread Pattern | TRU CHOKE |
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