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The JEBS High Voltage Ported Choke Tube in 12 gauge with a .695 restriction is built for the duck and goose crowd who want tighter, more reliable patterns without babying their ammo choice. This one drops into Beretta/Benelli Mobil-pattern barrels, which covers a lot of popular semi-autos including Franchi and Benelli standard threading. The .695 lands in the improved cylinder to mid-range zone, so it's a versatile pick that keeps patterns dense at working distances while still opening up nicely when you touch off larger shot like BB and BBB.
JEBS machines these tubes from 17-4 stainless and heat treats them to around 44 Rockwell, which is why they shrug off steel, tungsten, HEVI-Shot, lead, and bismuth without a second thought. The patented internal profile is the real story here. It shortens and tightens the shot stream, and hunters consistently report cleaner, more even patterns than the factory tubes and even some other aftermarket names. If you've ever chased crippled birds because of a blown pattern, that consistency is what you're paying for.
The ported design vents gas near the muzzle to help settle the barrel and cut down on felt kick, which adds up over a long morning of shooting heavy waterfowl loads. Pair the .695 with something like #2 or #3 steel or a good bismuth load and you've got a setup that reaches out past the decoys when the birds hang up. It's a common favorite for rice fields and open water where that extra reach makes the difference on ducks that won't fully commit.
JEBS is a Georgia outfit with a real competition pedigree, having taken home multiple NWTF World Still Target Championship titles, so this isn't a gas-station choke with a fancy sticker. Made in the USA, and it's the kind of upgrade that quietly becomes the tube you never take out of the gun.
This tube uses the Beretta/Benelli Mobil thread pattern, which also covers Benelli Standard and Franchi Standard barrels. If your barrel or paperwork lists a Mobil choke system, this one drops right in. When in doubt, check the markings stamped on your barrel or the choke that came with the gun.
JEBS rates the .695 as roughly an improved cylinder to mid-range tube, but it behaves a little differently depending on shot size. It keeps patterns tight at typical decoy and pass-shooting distances, and it actually throws larger pellets like BB and BBB more like a long-range choke. It's a flexible middle-ground pick for hunters who don't want to swap tubes constantly.
Yes. These tubes are made from 17-4 stainless and heat treated to around 44 Rockwell specifically so they can handle steel, tungsten, HEVI-Shot, lead, and bismuth without damage. That's a big part of why the High Voltage line has earned a following with serious waterfowlers.
The porting vents gas at the muzzle, which helps calm the barrel and takes some of the sting out of heavy waterfowl loads. Over a long hunt firing three-inch shells, that reduction in felt recoil is noticeable. JEBS offers both ported and non-ported models, and this is the ported one.
| UPC | 643906923983 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | JPC-12F2/695 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.22 |
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