Carlson’s Delta Waterfowl Extended Choke Tube 20 Ga Long Range .595

Description

When the birds start decoy-shy and you're stretching your shots, this is the choke you want threaded into your 20 gauge Benelli. The Carlson's Delta Waterfowl Extended is the Long Range tube with a .595 constriction, meaning it squeezes your pattern down hard for those birds hanging out on the edge of range. It drops right into Benelli shotguns running the Crio and Crio Plus choke system.

Carlson's machines these from solid 17-4 stainless steel, the same corrosion-resistant material they use across their steel shot lineup, which matters when you're standing in a wet blind at dawn. The knurled extension sticks out about 3/4 inch past the muzzle, giving you a spot to grip for quick swaps and helping protect your barrel threads from the pounding of heavy steel loads. The constriction and size are laser marked right on the tube, so you'll never be guessing which one you pulled out of the bag.

What the .595 Long Range Delta Waterfowl Tube Does Best

The real story here is the longer parallel section. Compared to a factory tube, this design runs a noticeably longer straight section that lets the shot settle before it leaves the barrel, and that translates to denser cores and fewer stray pellets flying off the edge of the pattern. For pass shooting and finishing birds at distance, that tighter pattern is exactly what puts more pellets on target.

Getting the Most Out of Your Delta Waterfowl Long Range Choke

Since this is the tightest tube in the family, keep your steel shot to BB or smaller and stay under 1550 fps through the Long Range constriction. Faster or bigger steel loads are better run through a more open tube. And like any choke, pattern it with the exact shell you plan to hunt before opening day. Different loads throw different patterns from the same tube, so a little time at the board pays off when it counts. It's backed by Carlson's lifetime warranty and made in the USA.