Kicks High Flyer Modified Choke Tube 12GA – Win Choke, Extended Ported

Description

Waterfowlers know the difference a good choke makes when birds are dropping into the decoys, and the Kicks High Flyer in Modified constriction is built for exactly that window. It threads into 12 gauge shotguns using the Winchester Invector (Win Choke) pattern, and the whole thing spins in and out by hand with no wrench needed. The extended body sticks out roughly an inch and a half from your muzzle, which gives you something to grab onto and, more importantly, adds a stretch of ported barrel that does real work when you touch one off.

Kicks machines these from 17-4 PH stainless steel on computer-controlled equipment, so tolerances are tight and the tube holds up shot after shot. The matte black finish keeps glare down in the blind. Inside, you get their conical-to-parallel taper paired with those signature outward-angled diagonal ports. That combo squeezes the shot column into a denser, more even pattern while venting gas to tame muzzle jump, which means your second shot gets back on target faster than you'd expect.

Where the High Flyer Modified Shines

Modified is the sweet spot for a lot of hunters. Kicks recommends this constriction for decoying shots out to around 40 yards, and it handles the bigger steel goose loads without complaint. If you want one tube that covers ducks over the spread and early-season honkers, this is a smart pick. It runs lead, steel, tungsten, HEVI-Shot, and any non-toxic load you feed it.

Getting the Fit Right on Your Win Choke

This version is cut for the standard Winchester Invector thread pattern, which covers a lot of pumps and semi-autos. Worth noting: guns like the Winchester SX2, SX3, SX4, SXP, and newer Supreme and 101 models use the Invector Plus pattern instead, so double-check your barrel or owner's manual before ordering. Like any choke, the real magic happens at the pattern board, so run a few shell brands through it to find what your gun likes best.