Carlson’s Flush Skeet Choke Tube for Winchester 12ga .725 Stainless

Description

Skeet is a game of quick, close targets crossing in front of you, and this Carlson's Flush Skeet choke is dialed in for exactly that. With a .725 constriction, it opens the pattern up fast so you've got a wide, forgiving spread of shot when the clay is barely 20 yards out. It sits flush with your muzzle instead of sticking out like an extended tube, which keeps things clean and simple on the gun.

Carlson's builds these from 17-4 heat-treated stainless steel, CNC milled from solid bar stock, so they hold up to steel, lead, and Hevi-Shot without rusting or wearing out. Worth knowing: steel shot patterns tighter than lead through the same tube, so if you run steel through a skeet constriction you'll get something closer to an improved cylinder pattern. That's handy to keep in mind when you're picking loads for a round.

What the Flush Skeet Choke Fits

This one uses the Winchester, Mossberg 500, and Browning Invector thread pattern, so it interchanges across Winchester, Mossberg, Browning Invector, Weatherby, and Savage 12-gauge shotguns. It does not fit the Winchester SX-2, SX-3, SX-4, or SXP, so double-check your barrel's thread style before ordering. If your gun takes that common flush-mount Winchester-style thread, you're good to go.

Little Details That Make This Choke Easy to Live With

The end of the tube is knurled so you can thread it in and back it out by hand without fighting a wrench, and the constriction is marked right on the side so there's no guessing which tube you've got in the bag. It's a straightforward, no-nonsense piece of kit. Carlson's backs their tubes with a lifetime warranty, and they're proudly made in the USA, which is a nice bonus on something you'll be running round after round at the skeet field.