Product DescriptionThe Carlson's Cremator Long Range Choke Tube is engineered for Browning Invector Plus 12-gauge shotguns and delivers dense, consistent patterns without the blast and debris of porting. Featuring Triple Shot Technology (TST)-three graduated rings that create a smoother transition from bore to constriction-this non-ported, extended choke reduces pellet deformation and flyers for superior downrange performance. Constructed from heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel with a durable matte black finish, it installs and removes without a wrench and offers a 25% longer parallel section for tighter, more uniform patterns. The Cremator series imposes no size or speed restrictions with steel shot across its constrictions, making it a versatile choice throughout the waterfowl season. Made in the USA. Note: Optima HP and Remington Pro Bore Long Range cannot be used with any steel shot larger than #2.Product HighlightsTriple Shot Technology (TST) for smoother transitions and denser, more uniform patternsLong Range, non-ported, extended design optimized for Browning Invector Plus 12-gauge shotguns25% longer parallel section helps tighten patterns and reduce flyersDurable 17-4 stainless steel construction with matte black finish; wrench-less installationNo size or speed restrictions with steel shot across Cremator constrictions; made in the USASpecsProduct Type: Shotgun choke tubeSeries/Model: Cremator Non-PortedFit/Thread: Browning Invector PlusGauge: 12 GaugeConstriction: Long RangePorting: Non-portedMaterial: 17-4 stainless steelFinish: Matte blackTechnology: Triple Shot Technology (TST)Country of Manufacture: United StatesUPC: 723189116279Manufacturer Part Number: 11627Brand Name: CarlsonsDisclaimer: We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date product descriptions, specifications, and images; however, errors or omissions may occasionally occur. We are not responsible for any inaccuracies or discrepancies in the content provided. If you notice anything incorrect or unclear, please contact us so we can correct it. When in doubt, we recommend verifying details directly with the product's manufacturer.