Description
The Carlson's Beretta/Benelli Mobil Flush Skeet Choke is the tube you reach for when targets are close and coming fast. Skeet is one of the most open constrictions you can run, which means it throws a wide, forgiving pattern that gives you the best odds of connecting on quick crossers, incomers, and any bird that flushes right in your lap. It sits flush with the muzzle for a clean look and a snag-free profile, and it drops right into any shotgun cut for the Beretta/Benelli Mobil thread pattern.
How the Mobil Skeet Choke Handles on the Range
Skeet targets fly around 62 yards and you're breaking them at close range, so you want spread over reach. This choke delivers exactly that, spreading pellets out early to fill a 30-inch circle at those shorter distances. Plenty of upland hunters grab a Skeet tube too, since it shines on quail and grouse busting out of thick brush where shots happen inside 25 yards. Keep in mind that steel opens patterns up a notch, so a Skeet choke with steel loads will pattern closer to a cylinder.
Built From 17-4 Stainless and Made in the USA
Carlson's CNC-machines these tubes from solid 17-4 heat-treated stainless bar stock, the same corrosion-resistant material used on their premium tubes. That means it stands up to steel shot, holds up to weather and hard field use, and makes a rock-solid replacement for a worn, damaged, or missing factory tube. It works with steel, lead, and Hevi-Shot, so you've got flexibility across clay days and hunts. As a general rule, avoid steel shot larger than BB or loads faster than 1550 fps in constrictions tighter than full.
One thing worth remembering with any new choke: pattern your gun. Every load shoots a little differently, so a quick trip to the range with the shells you plan to use will tell you exactly what this tube is doing downrange. It threads into a wide range of Mobil-style guns including the SBE I, Nova, Super Nova, M-1, Montefeltro, A-300 Outlander, the 390 series, and many 686 and 687 Beretta over-unders.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Carlson's Choke Tubes
- Manufacturer Part Number: 56612
- UPC: 723189566128
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Constriction: Skeet
- Choke Style: Flush Mount
- Thread Pattern: Beretta/Benelli Mobil
- Material: 17-4 Heat-Treated Stainless Steel
- Finish: Stainless
- Shot Compatibility: Steel, Lead, Hevi-Shot
- Country of Origin: Made in USA
- Chokes Included: One Choke
- Warranty: Lifetime
What’s Included
- One Carlson's Beretta/Benelli Mobil 12 Gauge Flush Skeet Choke Tube
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this Skeet choke fit my Beretta or Benelli shotgun?
It's cut for the Beretta/Benelli Mobil thread pattern, which covers a lot of popular guns like the SBE I, Nova, Super Nova, M-1, Montefeltro made prior to 2007, A-300 Outlander, the full 390 series, and many 686 and 687 Beretta over-unders. If your barrel takes a Mobil-style flush tube, this one drops right in. When in doubt, check your owner's manual for the choke system, since Mobil, Rem-Choke, and Invector-Plus threads are not interchangeable.
What is a Skeet choke best used for?
Skeet is a very open constriction that throws a wide, spread-out pattern, making it ideal for fast, close-range clays inside roughly 25 yards. It's the go-to for skeet stations and works great for upland birds that flush close in thick cover. The wider pattern gives you more forgiveness on quick targets.
Can I shoot steel shot through this Carlson's Mobil choke?
Yes, the 17-4 stainless construction handles steel, lead, and Hevi-Shot. Just avoid steel shot larger than BB or loads faster than 1550 fps in chokes tighter than full. Since steel patterns tighter than lead, a Skeet choke with steel loads will perform closer to a cylinder constriction.
Does this choke sit flush with the barrel?
It does. This is a flush-mount tube, so it seats level with the muzzle for a clean profile with nothing sticking out past the barrel. That makes it a tidy, snag-free replacement for a worn or missing factory flush tube.




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