Description
Carlson's built this Delta Waterfowl 2-pack for the guy who hunts everything from close-in mallards over the spread to high geese sliding the edge of the decoys. You get two extended choke tubes threaded for Remington shotguns, machined from 17-4 stainless steel and designed to throw tighter, denser patterns than the flush factory tubes most guns ship with. The extended body sits about 3/4 inch past the muzzle, which not only makes swapping tubes easier but also helps protect your barrel threads from heavy steel shot use over a long season.
The real story here is the parallel section. Carlson's runs a 25% longer parallel section than a conventional tube, and that extra straight section is what settles the shot column down and cuts flyers. The result is a more even, killing pattern out at range. Both tubes are knurled on the end so you can thread them in and out by hand in the blind, and each one is laser marked on the body and the end so you can tell your Mid Range from your Long Range even in low light.
How the Two Delta Waterfowl Tubes Break Down
The Mid Range tube (.710 constriction on Remington) is your bread-and-butter for birds working the decoys from roughly 25 to 40 yards, and all steel shot sizes are fair game through it. The Long Range tube (.700 constriction) tightens things up for shots at 40 yards and out. A quick note worth knowing: keep steel shot no larger than BB and loads no faster than 1550 FPS through the Long Range tube, and step up to the Mid Range for anything heavier or faster.
Steel, Bismuth, or Whatever You're Running
These tubes handle non-toxic loads with no drama, which is exactly what you want for waterfowl work. As with any choke, take an afternoon to pattern your gun with the actual shells you plan to hunt, since every load prints a little differently. Carlson's makes these right here in the USA and backs them with a lifetime warranty, so they'll outlast plenty of seasons in the marsh.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Carlson's Choke Tubes
- Manufacturer Part Number: 07260
- UPC: 723189072605
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Thread Pattern: Remington (Rem Choke)
- Chokes Included: 2 (Mid Range and Long Range)
- Mid Range Constriction: .710
- Long Range Constriction: .700
- Product Type: Extended
- Material: 17-4 Stainless Steel
- Parallel Section: 25% longer than conventional tubes
- Length: 8.95 in (packaged)
- Steel Shot Rated: Yes
- Warranty: Lifetime
- Country of Origin: Made in USA
What’s Included
- 1 Delta Waterfowl Mid Range extended choke tube (.710)
- 1 Delta Waterfowl Long Range extended choke tube (.700)
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these Delta Waterfowl choke tubes fit my shotgun?
This 2-pack is cut with Remington (Rem Choke) threads, so it fits Remington shotguns and any other gun that uses the Rem Choke thread pattern. If you're not sure what your barrel takes, check the markings stamped on the barrel or your owner's manual. Carlson's makes these same Delta Waterfowl tubes for other thread patterns too if Rem Choke isn't your setup.
Can I shoot steel shot through the Delta Waterfowl tubes?
Yes, these tubes are built for non-toxic loads and pattern steel very well. All steel shot sizes can run through the Mid Range tube, but keep steel no larger than BB and no faster than 1550 FPS through the Long Range tube. Anything heavier or faster than that should go through the Mid Range tube instead.
What's the difference between the Mid Range and Long Range tube?
The Mid Range tube has a .710 constriction and is ideal for birds decoying in at roughly 25 to 40 yards. The Long Range tube tightens down to .700 for shots at 40 yards and out. Having both in the box lets you match the choke to the day's shooting instead of settling for one compromise pattern.
Do I still need to pattern my gun with these chokes?
Definitely. Even a great choke tube prints differently depending on the shell, so it pays to run a few patterns with the exact waterfowl load you plan to hunt. That way you'll know your effective range before a bird is ever in the air and can pick the right tube with confidence.





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