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The Carlson's Core Series #3 Long Range is the full-choke option in Carlson's do-it-all Core lineup, built to squeeze your pattern down tight for waterfowl at the far edge of the spread or clays that keep sailing past. It carries a .695 constriction and threads right into Beretta and Benelli Mobil-pattern barrels, which covers a big chunk of the semi-autos and over/unders folks are running in the blind. Like all of Carlson's chokes, it's CNC milled from solid 17-4 heat-treated stainless, so it holds up to hard use and steel shot without wearing out or seizing on you.
This is the tight end of the range scale. Carlson breaks the Core Series into three constrictions: #1 Close Range (Improved Cylinder), #2 Mid-Range (Modified), and #3 Long Range (Full). For the #3, Carlson lists a lead yardage window of roughly 30 to 45 yards and steel out to 40 and beyond, which makes it the pick when the birds are hanging back or you want the densest core possible. The range designation is laser etched right on the head of the tube, so you always know what's screwed into your barrel without pulling it.
One of the nicer things about the Core Series is how many shot types it eats. It's rated for BB through 10 in lead, steel, bismuth, tungsten/TSS, Hevi-Shot, and matrix or duplex blends, so you can run it for ducks and geese one weekend and pheasants the next. Keep steel at BB or smaller through the Long Range tube and you're set. That flexibility is what makes it a favorite for hunters who don't want a drawer full of specialty chokes.
The tube extends about three-quarters of an inch past the muzzle with a knurled section that makes it easy to grip and swap by hand, and that longer parallel section is a big part of why these pattern so evenly with fewer flyers. Every Carlson's choke is made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty, so if it ever gets damaged you send it back and they replace it. A little choke tube grease on the threads goes a long way toward keeping it turning smooth through a season of steel shot.
This tube is threaded for the Beretta/Benelli Mobil pattern, which covers a wide range of guns including the Benelli SBE I, Nova and Super Nova, M-1, M-4, Montefeltro made before 2007, and many Beretta 686 and 687 models. It also interchanges with several CZ and post-1998 Franchi 12-gauge shotguns that use Mobil-style threads. If you're not sure what your barrel is threaded for, check Carlson's interchange chart or the markings on your existing choke.
Yes, and it's built for it. The 17-4 stainless construction handles steel loads well, and the Long Range tube is rated for steel up to BB. Stick with BB or smaller steel through this full constriction and you'll get tight, even patterns without stressing the tube.
The number tells you the constriction and range. The #1 is Close Range (Improved Cylinder) for birds inside 20 to 30 yards, the #2 is Mid-Range (Modified), and this #3 is the Long Range (Full) for the tightest patterns and the longest shots. All three take the same wide mix of shot types, so it's just a matter of matching the choke to the distance you expect.
It is. Carlson's lasers the range designation right onto the head of the tube, so you can tell at a glance whether you've got the Long Range #3 installed. That's handy when you're switching chokes in the dark before a morning hunt.
| UPC | 723189410070 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 41007 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Model | |
| Shipping Weight | 0.17 |
| Style | Mobilchoke |
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