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Carlsons Choke Tubes 12 Gauge for Remington | Stainless Steel | Sporting Clays Choke Tube | Made in USA

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30 YEARS WORTH OF PATTERNS: No other company like ours at Carlson's Choke Tubes with 30 plus years of experienced patterning and testing data, by analyzed thousands of load and choke combos with our proprietary software. We bring you the best and most accurate aim choke tubes for your hunting needs.
HIGH-QUALITY MANUFACTURED: Our high quality Sporting Clays for Remington is made of high quality Stainless Steel. Our Sporting Clays Choke Tubes are made from 17-4 stainless and precision machined to produce a choke tube that patterns better than standard choke tubes.
HIGH PERFORMANCE: Carlson's Choke Tubes Sporting Clays for Remington 12 Gauge constricted at Skeet and measured at 0.725 diameter.
LIFETIME WARRANTY: We back all of our choke tubes with our lifetime warranty so you can focus on busting clays and filling bag limits.
MADE IN THE USA: All our Carlson's Choke Tubes are made, right here, in the United States.

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30+ YEARS OF PATTERN DATA

For the last 30+ years, Carlson's Choke Tubes have been able to grow and improve their line of choke tubes. This has come from patterning tens of thousands of shells, and using all different makes and models of shotguns. By examining patterns and making adjustments to things such as the parallel section, finish, and diameters, Carlson's Choke Tubes are able to provide choke tubes that performs as you would expect in the field and at the range. Over the last few years Carlson's Choke Tubes have grown their product line, and some of this can be attributed to the Electronic Patterning Board (EPB) that we have at our disposal. This technology allows Carlson's Chobe Tubes to see various things such as point of impact (POI), pattern percentage, and pattern density. Using the EPB, Carlson's Choke Tubes are able to get more accurate data. This advantage is passed on to the customer by designing accurate chokes.

CHOKE TUBES INFORMATION

Carlson’s Choke Tubes are made from the finest corrosion-resistant 17-4 PH stainless steel available. Most factory choke tubes are made of lessor stainless steel, which equates to a choke that won’t hold up to most steel shot loads or heavy buffered shotshells. Steel shot patterns tighter than lead shot. Generally speaking, you will want to use a more open choke when shooting steel shot than you would with lead.

PATTERNING INFORMATION

Patterning your shotgun is very important as every shotgun, choke, and load combination will produce various results. Generally when patterning your shotgun you will want to have a target area that would hold a 30 inch circle. You will want to set your target at the desired yardage you will be shooting at 40 yards is a good start and is widely used in the industry to compare results. Make sure you have a good stance or rest so you get accurate data. Point of aim (POI) of the shotgun is important to recognize. The POI of the gun can be affected by the gun, stance, shooter, choke, or load. Generally 12ga and 20ga choke constrictions follow the chart below.

EFFECTIVE YARDAGE FOR MOST LOADS

When patterning your gun you need to keep in mind that lead loads will pattern more open than steel loads in the same constrictions. Steel loads shot through lead constrictions will produce tighter patterns. See below:

Skeet choke shot with steel will produce an IC pattern
IC choke shot with steel will produce a Modified pattern
Modified choke shot with steel will produce a Full pattern

30+ YEARS

CHOKE TUBES

PATTERNING

YARDAGE

WE BACK ALL OF OUR CHOKE TUBES:

Carlson's Choke Tubes are CNC milled from solid 17-4, heat-treated, stainless bars for optimum performance and longevity. So you can focus on busting clays and filling bag limits.

CHOKE TUBES AND GOOD PATTERNS:

Most ammo and choke combinations will pattern differently. Using a Performance Carlson’s Choke Tube is a great place to start, but don’t forget to go to the range and pattern your shotgun for the load and choke you intend to use.