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This is Carlson's flush-mount Skeet choke tube built for 20 gauge shotguns running the Beretta/Benelli Mobil thread pattern, with a .615 bore diameter that opens your shot string up wide for close-range work. Skeet is the most open constriction most folks reach for, and it shines when targets are breaking fast and near, whether you're on the skeet field, working a sporting clays course, or kicking up birds in thick cover. It sits flush with the muzzle, so your barrel keeps that clean factory profile and the balance stays where you like it.
Beyond factory Beretta and Benelli Mobil guns, this thread pattern shows up on a lot of shotguns. Franchi models made after 1998, Stoeger semi-autos like the M3000, 3500, 3020, and 2000, the P-350 pump, plus Savage and Stevens Gold Wing and 555 guns all commonly interchange with the Beretta/Benelli Mobil style. It's also a popular replacement for TriStar Viper and Hatfield semi-autos, which use the same system and can be tough to find tubes for. If you're unsure about your exact model, it's worth double-checking the interchange before ordering since factory tolerances can run tight.
This one is CNC-machined from solid 17-4 heat-treated stainless steel, so it stands up to repeated use and resists corrosion. Lead, copper-plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, and steel are all fair game through this constriction, with the usual reminder that steel loads pattern tighter than lead in the same tube. One thing worth knowing: run steel through a Skeet choke and you'll get patterns closer to an Improved Cylinder, which is handy to keep in your back pocket when you're picking loads.
Carlson's has been machining choke tubes in the USA for over three decades, and they back this one with a lifetime warranty. If it ever gets damaged, you send it back and they replace it. That kind of coverage plus clean, consistent machining is why these tubes have a loyal following among clay breakers and bird hunters alike.
It's designed for 20 gauge Beretta and Benelli shotguns that use the Mobil choke system. A lot of other guns share this thread pattern too, including post-1998 Franchi models, Stoeger semi-autos and the P-350 pump, Savage and Stevens Gold Wing and 555 guns, plus TriStar Viper and Hatfield semi-autos. Since factory tolerances can be tight, it's smart to confirm your exact model against the interchange list before ordering.
Yes, this constriction handles lead, copper-plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, and steel. Keep in mind steel patterns tighter than lead through the same tube, so a Skeet choke shot with steel tends to pattern closer to an Improved Cylinder. That's actually useful to know when you're matching loads to the range you're shooting.
Skeet is one of the most open constrictions, which makes it a strong pick for close, fast targets. It's a natural fit for the skeet field, the early stations on a sporting clays course, and upland bird hunting in thick cover where shots come quick and near. If your targets are consistently out past 30 yards, a tighter tube would serve you better.
Yes, the Beretta/Benelli Mobil flush choke tubes ship with a standard choke wrench so you can swap tubes right out of the box. The tube itself is machined from 17-4 stainless and covered by Carlson's lifetime warranty. If it's ever damaged, you can send it back for a replacement.
| UPC | 723189506124 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 50612 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Shipping Weight | 0.075 |
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