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Getting more reach out of a 20 gauge comes down to what's screwed into the muzzle, and this Cremator two-pack gives you a smart pair to work with. You get a mid-range and a long-range constriction in one package, both ported, so you can match the choke to how the birds are working that day instead of settling for a single all-purpose tube.
The heart of these is Carlson's Triple Shot Technology, a set of three graduated rings in the taper section that ease the shot column from bore diameter down to the final constriction. That gradual step-down means less pellet deformation and fewer flyers, which shows up downrange as a denser, more even pattern. Add in an extended parallel section that runs about 25 percent longer than a standard tube, and you've got the recipe for consistent patterns that hold together when it counts.
The mid-range tube is your bread and butter for birds inside 40 yards, whether that's ducks over the decoys, doves, or upland flushes. When the birds hang up out past 40 and you need every pellet you can get on target, swap to the long-range tube. Having both in the truck means you're ready for whatever the morning throws at you without carrying a whole box of chokes.
These are precision-machined from heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel, so they shrug off moisture and hard use, which matters when you're hunting wet marshes all season. The ported design vents gas up top to knock down muzzle jump and felt recoil, and that pays off on quick follow-up shots when a second bird swings through. Carlson's backs the whole Cremator line with a lifetime warranty and machines them in the USA, so you're buying a tube that's meant to ride in your gun for the long haul.
The mid-range tube is tuned for shots roughly between 20 and 40 yards, making it a solid pick for decoying ducks, doves, and upland birds. The long-range tube tightens things down for consistency past 40 yards when birds are working at the edge of your range. Having both lets you match the choke to the conditions instead of compromising with one tube.
Yes, the Cremator series is rated for lead, steel, and Hevi-Shot loads, and there are no size or speed restrictions with steel shot in these constrictions. That flexibility makes them a great fit for waterfowl hunters running heavier nontoxic loads. As always, keep slugs and buckshot out of choke tubes not designed for them.
The porting vents gas near the muzzle to help cut down muzzle jump and felt recoil, which comes in handy on fast follow-up shots. Combined with the Triple Shot Technology and the extended parallel section, you get denser, more consistent patterns than a plain field choke. For a 20 gauge that already has a bit of snap, the recoil reduction is a nice bonus.
Carlson's makes the Cremator 20ga in several thread patterns to match different makes and models, so you'll want to confirm your gun's choke system matches this specific set before installing. Check your barrel or owner's manual for the choke pattern your shotgun uses. If you're unsure, we're happy to help you match the right tube to your gun.
| UPC | 723189114961 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 11496 |
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