Kick's Gobblin' Thunder Turkey Choke Tube for 12 ga Beretta/Benelli .670

The Kick's Gobblin' Thunder Turkey Choke Tube for 12 ga Beretta/Benelli .670 is purpose-built for dedicated waterfowl and upland hunters who demand tight, consistent patterns at extended ranges. This .670 constriction choke delivers the controlled shot spread necessary for turkey and goose hunting, where margin for error is minimal and clean, ethical kills depend on pattern density. Whether hunting from a blind or working open fields, this choke tube transforms your Beretta or Benelli platform into a specialized harvesting tool backed by Kick's Industries' reputation for precision manufacturing.

Kick's proprietary conical parallel design sets this choke tube apart from conventional designs found in standard factory offerings. The combination of a gradual cone of constriction with an exclusive parallel section—maintained at constant diameter for approximately one inch—produces denser, more uniform pellet groupings downrange. This geometry, coupled with directional diagonal porting, minimizes recoil and reduces muzzle rise during consecutive shots, critical when precision matters. The .670 constriction specification is engineered specifically for magnum turkey and waterfowl loads, compressing shot columns without deforming pellets that would otherwise compromise pattern integrity.

Hunters operating Beretta A300 or Benelli M2/M4 platforms will appreciate the straightforward installation and immediate performance gains—no gunsmithing required. The .670 constriction delivers optimal results with 2¾-inch through 3½-inch magnum loads, making it the preferred choice for serious turkey and large waterfowl applications. Weighing just 0.2 lbs, this choke tube adds negligible mass while providing measurable improvement in shot placement consistency at 40+ yards. For law enforcement and military personnel who train with shotguns, understanding choke constriction principles directly translates to tighter combat patterns and reduced collateral spread in tactical scenarios.