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The JEBS High Voltage choke tube is one of those upgrades waterfowlers keep coming back to for a reason: it patterns dense, it patterns even, and it does it with just about any shot you feed it. This one is cut in the .685 constriction, which JEBS rates as their extreme long range setup, so it's built for those decoys that hang out on the far edge and won't quite commit. It fits Retay shotguns with the proprietary Retay choke threads, comes in a matte stainless grey finish, and ships as a single tube.
JEBS machines these from 17-4 stainless and heat treats them so they hold up to steel, tungsten, Hevi-Shot, lead, bismuth, or whatever else you like to run. The patented design is the real story here. It's meant to shorten and tighten the shot stream so pellets arrive together instead of stringing out, which is what gives you that knock-down authority at distance. The .685 lands roughly between a modified and full on a standard scale, so it's a tighter tube meant for reaching out rather than close timber work.
If your season is built around open water, big fields, or late-season birds that flare early, the .685 is the constriction that makes sense. Guys running smaller steel and larger payloads alike report clean, full patterns with plenty of core density. For flooded timber or shots inside 25 yards, you'd want to look at a more open JEBS option, but for stretching your gun's honest range, this tube earns its keep.
This is the Retay configuration, so it's threaded specifically for Retay's Marapro-style choke system. It won't drop into a Benelli or Beretta barrel, so make sure your gun is a Retay before ordering. Everything JEBS builds is made in the USA out of their Georgia shop, and the fit and finish reflect that. Thread it in, pattern it with your favorite load, and you'll see why this lineup has a loyal following.
This is the Retay configuration, so it's threaded for Retay's proprietary Marapro-style choke system found on guns like the Gordion and Masai Mara. It is not interchangeable with Benelli, Beretta, or other choke patterns even though the thread pitch looks similar. Always check the markings on your barrel and confirm you have a Retay before ordering.
Yes. JEBS builds these from 17-4 stainless and heat treats them specifically so they handle steel, lead, bismuth, tungsten, and Hevi-Shot without issue. That flexibility is a big part of why waterfowlers like this lineup, since you can run one tube across a range of loads.
JEBS rates the .685 as their extreme long range setup, and it lands roughly between a modified and full on a standard factory scale. It's meant for reaching out to birds at the far edge of your effective range rather than close-in work. If most of your shooting is inside 25 yards or in flooded timber, a more open JEBS constriction would be the better call.
Yes, this version is ported. The porting helps tame muzzle rise and manage back pressure, which a lot of hunters appreciate when running heavy waterfowl loads all day. It ships as a single tube, so you get exactly the one constriction you order.
| UPC | 640970860992 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | JPC-12J2/685 |
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