Carlson’s 52215 Winchester 12 Gauge Full Flush Choke Tube

Description

When you want your 12 gauge reaching out and hitting hard at distance, a full choke is the tool for the job. This Carlson's 52215 gives you a .700 constriction that squeezes your shot pattern down tight, keeping roughly 70 percent of your pellets inside a 30-inch circle at 40 yards. That kind of density is what you're after for pass-shooting waterfowl, chasing turkeys, or reaching those longer trap targets where a wider choke just lets birds and clays slip through.

What Makes This Carlson's Full Flush Choke Worth It

Carlson's builds these from 17-4 PH stainless steel, CNC milled from solid heat-treated bars, so corrosion and wear aren't going to eat it up over the seasons. The flush design sits even with the end of your barrel for a clean, traditional look with no extension sticking out. It handles lead, copper-plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, bismuth, and steel shot, which makes it a versatile pick whether you're loading up for the duck blind or the range. Every one of these is backed by Carlson's lifetime warranty, so if it ever gets damaged you just mail it back for a replacement.

Making Sure the 52215 Fits Your Shotgun

This tube uses the Winchester choke system, which is the same threading you'll find in Mossberg 500, Browning Invector, Weatherby, and Savage 12 gauge shotguns. Before you order, it's worth double-checking your barrel against Carlson's interchange guide, since a few models that look like they'd match actually use a different system. One thing to note: Winchester SX-2, SX-3, and SX-4 shotguns take Browning Invector Plus tubes, not this one.

Installation is straightforward. The choke has clear markings so you know exactly what constriction you've got in, plus a knurled section that makes threading it in and backing it out simple. If you're building a set of chokes to cover everything from close decoying birds to long crossing shots, the full is the tight end of that lineup and a smart tube to keep in the box.