Carlsons Sporting Clays Choke Tube

Targets do not break by luck. They break because the pattern arrived where you pointed.

Most shooters change shells and stance before they ever question the tube at the end of the barrel.

Patterns That Repeat: The parallel section is 25 percent larger than conventional choke tubes, which throws more consistent patterns. You call for the bird, swing through, and the clay turns to dust.

Steel That Holds: It is precision machined from 17-4 stainless steel. Round after round, station after station, it does the same job.

Swap Without A Fight: The knurled end gives your fingers something to grip. Change tubes between stations and step back into the box.

Feed It What You Shoot: Lead, copper plated, nickel, Hevi-Shot, bismuth, tungsten, or steel shot all run through it. Steel shot larger than BB should not be used in tubes tighter than Full.

Tested, Not Assumed: Carlsons recommends patterning the tube with the exact shell you plan to use. Serious shooters already do.

Pattern it once and see what your scorecard has been missing.