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Carlson's Sporting Clays Full choke is a straightforward upgrade for anyone running a Browning Invector Plus 12 gauge who wants to see more of their pattern land where they're looking. It's cut from 17-4 PH stainless steel, the same heat-treated bar stock Carlson's uses across their whole lineup, so it holds up to years of range time and a wide range of shot without complaint. The .710 Full constriction is the tight end of the sporting clays spread, which is where you want to be for longer crossers, going-away targets, and pass shooting.
The real story here is the parallel section. Carlson's builds these Sporting Clays tubes with a parallel section that runs about 25% longer than a standard flush tube, and that extra length is what keeps the shot column together longer. The payoff is a tighter, denser, more uniform pattern with fewer flyers, so more pellets stay on the bird. This being an extended design, the tube sits roughly three-quarters of an inch past the muzzle, and that exposed portion is knurled so you can spin it in or out by hand with no wrench needed.
You've got room to run just about anything you'd reasonably feed a clays gun. Lead, copper-plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, bismuth, and buckshot are all fair game through this tube. Steel is fine too, but with a Full constriction you'll want to keep steel shot no larger than BB. The constriction is laser marked right on the body, so there's no squinting or guessing when you've got a handful of tubes in your bag.
Every Carlson's choke is made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty. If something ever goes wrong with it, you send it back and they replace it. For a clays shooter or upland hunter looking to squeeze better performance out of a Browning without changing barrels, this is about as easy an upgrade as they come.
Yes, this tube is made specifically for all Browning Invector Plus 12 gauge choke systems. Keep in mind that Invector Plus and standard Invector are two different threads, so make sure your barrel is marked Invector Plus before ordering. If your barrel just says Invector without the Plus, you'll need a different tube.
You can shoot lead, copper-plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, bismuth, and buckshot through it without issue. Steel is fine as well, but because this is a Full constriction, you should keep steel shot no larger than BB. When in doubt, patterning your gun with your chosen load is the best way to confirm performance.
The biggest difference is the extended design with a parallel section about 25% longer than a standard flush tube, which tightens up your pattern and cuts down on flyers. It's also machined from 17-4 stainless, which holds up better to steel and heavy loads than most factory tubes. The exposed knurled end also lets you swap tubes by hand instead of digging out a choke wrench.
No wrench needed. The extended portion of the tube sits about three-quarters of an inch past the muzzle and is knurled, so you can thread it in and out by hand. A choke wrench still works if you prefer to snug it down that way, but it isn't required.
| UPC | 723189188672 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 18867 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Shipping Weight | 0.15 |
| Style | Invector Plus |
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