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Buckshot has a reputation for opening up fast, and that's exactly the problem this Carlson's Buckshot Ported Choke was built to solve. Running a .700 constriction on a Remington-style thread, it squeezes 00 and 000 buckshot into a tighter, more useful pattern than any factory tube that shipped with your gun. Folks running it on Remington 870s, 1100s, and 11-87s have reported putting a real chunk of their pellets inside a 12-inch circle well past 40 yards, which is the kind of consistency that matters when you're stretching buckshot on deer in shotgun-only zones or reaching out on coyotes.
The body is machined from heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel and finished in black, so it holds up to repeated firing and cleaning without babying. It's an extended design that sits about an inch past the muzzle, which makes it easy to grip and swap by hand without a wrench. The extra length outside the barrel also gives that parallel section more room to do its work steadying the shot column before it leaves the tube.
Heavy buckshot loads kick, plain and simple. The ports cut into this Buckshot choke vent gas up and back as the shot clears, which trims muzzle jump and takes some of the sting out of perceived recoil. That means faster recovery between shots and a steadier sight picture, something you notice quick when you're running back-to-back 3-inch magnums.
This Carlson's Buckshot Ported Choke works with lead, steel, and Hevi-Shot, so it's got some flexibility beyond just buckshot. Keep steel shot to BB size or smaller and under 1,550 FPS to stay within the tube's rating. It threads into standard Remington Rem Choke barrels and, thanks to the .700 constriction, patterns both large and smaller loads nicely. Made in the USA and backed by Carlson's lifetime warranty, it's a straightforward upgrade for anyone who wants their buckshot to shoot more like a rifle and less like a garden hose.
This tube is cut for the Remington Rem Choke thread pattern, so it drops into most Remington 12 gauge barrels like the 870, 1100, 11-87, and 887. It also fits other shotguns that use the standard Rem Choke system. If your barrel takes a Rem Choke tube, this one will thread right in.
That's exactly what the .700 constriction is designed to do. Shooters running it with 00 and 000 buckshot regularly see a solid share of their pellets land inside a 12-inch circle out past 40 yards, which is a real improvement over most factory chokes. It patterns smaller loads well too, so you get some versatility along with the tighter buckshot performance.
Yes, it handles lead, steel, and Hevi-Shot. For steel, keep it to BB size or smaller and under 1,550 FPS to stay within the tube's rating. Running larger or faster steel through a tight constriction like this isn't recommended.
The ports vent gas as the shot column exits, which trims muzzle jump and takes the edge off perceived recoil from heavy buckshot loads. You'll notice a steadier sight picture and quicker recovery between shots, which is handy when you're running 3-inch magnums back to back.
| UPC | 723189133993 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 13399 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Chokes Included | One Choke |
| Product Type | Extended |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1875 |
| Style | Ported |
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