Carlson's Cremator Waterfowl Mid and Long Range Non Ported Choke Tube for 12 ga Beretta/Benelli Mobil 2/ct

The Carlson's Cremator Waterfowl Mid and Long Range Non Ported Choke Tube for 12 gauge Beretta and Benelli Mobil shotguns delivers optimized shot patterning for waterfowl hunting at extended distances. Built with Triple Shot Technology (TST)—a series of three graduated rings in the taper section—this choke tube enables a more gradual transition from bore to final constriction, reducing pellet deformation and flyer percentages while concentrating pellet density downrange. Non-ported design minimizes recoil signature and operates reliably in wet field conditions.

The mid and long range constriction strikes balance for duck and goose hunting scenarios where birds work decoys at 35–50 yards. TST's graduated taper geometry reduces the shock-induced pellet deformation that occurs in traditional parallel-wall chokes, translating to tighter, more predictable patterns on target. The non-ported construction eliminates port noise and gas escape that can flare waterfowl during the critical moment of the shot. Compatible with Beretta and Benelli Mobil 2 shotgun systems, the tube threads securely and seats consistently across multiple firing cycles.

This choke tube serves hunters who demand pattern consistency in dynamic field conditions where wind, distance variation, and bird behavior require reliable, repeatable shot placement. Waterfowl specialists running over-the-water or field spreads benefit from the dense, uniform patterns Cremator tubes produce—reducing wounded birds and missed opportunities on fast-moving flocks. Two-count package allows shooters to keep a mid-range tube installed while carrying a long-range backup in the shooting bag.

Carlson's choke tubes are engineered to maximize the ballistic potential of 12 gauge waterfowl loads—the standard for serious duck and goose hunting across North America. The Cremator series specifically addresses shot deformation losses that degrade pattern integrity at mid-to-long ranges, where energy retention and pellet count matter most for ethical, clean kills.