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The .410 has come a long way as a turkey gun, and a big part of that jump is a quality choke behind good TSS ammo. Jeb's Head Hunter for the Savage Arms and Stevens 301 is built to do exactly that, swapping out the tame factory choke for a tight, ported Extra Full tube that squeezes tungsten pellets into a fist-sized cluster downrange. It threads right into the 301 choke system with a .385 exit diameter, so it's a clean drop-in upgrade for that little single shot a lot of folks hand to younger or smaller-framed hunters.
This one uses Jeb's patented multi-staged interior bore, which is designed to separate the shot from the wad cup cleanly on the way out. That separation is what keeps the pattern from blowing open, and it's the reason these tubes build such consistent, dense cores on paper. It's machined from 17-4 stainless steel in a matte finish, so it holds up to weather and the heat of hot TSS loads without babying it.
Hunters running this choke with TSS in a 301 regularly report counts north of 140 hits inside a 10-inch circle at 40 yards, which is a night and day difference over the stock choke. That kind of density is what makes a .410 lethal on toms out to distances people used to reserve for a 12 gauge. Birds have been taken cleanly with this setup from close range out past 45 yards, and the flat-shooting, ported design helps keep muzzle rise and jump in check on that light little gun.
The Head Hunter is at its best with tungsten super shot loads like #9 or #10 TSS. That combination of tight constriction and heavy, dense pellets is what turns a .410 from a plinker into a serious turkey rig. If you're still running lead or steel it'll pattern fine, but TSS is where this choke really earns its keep.
Yes. This tube is cut specifically for the Savage Arms and Stevens 301 .410 choke system, so it threads right in where your factory choke came out. If you're unsure what system your barrel uses, check the markings stamped on the top or side of the barrel or run it through Jeb's interchange guide.
Tungsten super shot, commonly known as TSS, is the ticket, with #9 and #10 being the popular picks. The tight Extra Full constriction and dense TSS pellets team up to throw the kind of pattern that makes a .410 a real turkey killer. It will still handle lead and steel loads if that's what you've got on hand.
The ports vent gas at the muzzle, which helps cut down on muzzle rise and jump. On a light little 301, that keeps the gun steadier and makes follow-up easier. It's a nice touch on a gun that a lot of younger and smaller-framed hunters shoot.
It's a big step up. Folks running this choke with TSS routinely see well over 140 pellet hits in a 10-inch circle at 40 yards, compared to the loose patterns most factory .410 chokes throw. That extra density is what stretches your effective range and puts birds down for good.
| UPC | 640970860800 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | JPC-410S1/XF |
| Shipping Weight | 0.11 |
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