All New Design - Now Ported! Throws dense, tight patterns out to 70 yards with large shot T's. Testing produced an average of 17 lethal T pellets in a 10” circle at 70 yards. With that kind of reach and impact, you can touch a lot of varmints for the last time, and increase your portion of the fur trade.The longer, parallel section in the choke combined with heat-treated 1704 stainless steel produce the compact patterns. Each has a blued finish and knurled end for easy insertion and removal. Lifetime warranty. 12 gauge only. For use with Hevi-Shot, Copper/Nickel-plated, or Lead ONLY - NOT FOR USE WITH STEEL SHOT.
- New Ported Design
Deliver tight, devastating pellet streams at extended ranges with the Carlson's Coyote Ported Choke Tube (Beretta Optima Plus System Style Threads - 30052). Engineered specifically for the dedicated predator hunter, this high-performance choke tube is optimized to handle heavy payloads of large buckshot, heavy BBs, and specialized tungsten or bismuth coyote loads. When a single pellet can make the difference between a clean harvest and a missed opportunity, Carlson's provides the consistency you need.
Crafted from premium 17-4 heat-treated stainless steel, this choke features a highly efficient ported design. The precision ports significantly reduce muzzle jump and felt recoil, allowing for lightning-fast follow-up shots when multiple coyotes hard-charge the stand. More importantly, the porting strips away the gas wad from the shot column the instant it exits the barrel, preventing outer-fringe pellet deformation and delivering remarkably dense center-mass patterns out past standard shotgun distances. Precision-machined to fit shotgun barrels utilizing Beretta Optima Plus style threads, it is a mandatory upgrade for maximizing your shotgun's predatory reach.
Key Features:
- Optimized Predator Performance: Specifically designed to produce dense, uniform patterns with heavy predator shot sizes including BB, T-Shot, and Buckshot.
- Recoil-Reducing Porting: Strategic muzzle porting vents gases outward to minimize muzzle rise, allowing hunters to stay on target for quick secondary shots.
- Precision Gas Stripping: Advanced design slows the shot wad momentarily upon exit, preventing it from disrupting the pellet column for tighter downrange groups.
- 17-4 Stainless Steel Construction: Machined from exceptionally durable, heat-treated stainless steel to safely handle high-velocity lead, steel, and tungsten payloads.
- Knurled Extension: Features a knurled end that extends past the muzzle for effortless, tool-free installation and removal in the field.
Technical Specifications:
- Brand: Carlson's Choke Tubes
- Part Number: 30052
- Thread System Style: Beretta Optima Plus (Note: Will NOT fit standard Optima, Optima HP, or Mobil threads)
- Choke Type: Extended & Ported
- Material: 17-4 Heat-Treated Stainless Steel
- Shot Compatibility: 12 ga. only, Lead, Nickel, Bismuth, Tungsten, and Steel (Heavier shot sizes recommended for optimal coyote patterning). Do Not Use Any Steel Shot Larger Than #4, Slugs, Sabots, Rifled Slugs, or 00/000 Buckshot Through a Carlson’s Choke.
Carlson's Coyote Ported Choke FAQ
No, this choke tube is machined specifically for the Beretta Optima Plus thread system style. It will not fit shotguns utilizing standard Optima, Optima HP, or Mobil thread patterns. Always check your shotgun barrel markings to verify compatibility before installation.
This choke tube is optimized for heavy predator payloads, including large lead shot (BB, No. 4 Buckshot, No. 00 Buckshot) as well as premium tungsten, bismuth, and specialized coyote hunting shotgun shells. It is safe to use with steel shot (Do Not Use Any Steel Shot Larger Than #4) , though denser-than-lead metals typically yield the tightest downrange patterns for coyotes.
Yes, this choke features a knurled extension that protrudes past the muzzle. This knurling allows you to easily install, hand-tighten, or remove the choke tube in the field without requiring a specialized tool, though standard wrenches can still be used for initial or deep tightening.
