Carlson's Choke Tubes 11517 Cremator 11517 12 Gauge Long Range Ported 17-4 Stainless SteelCARLSON'S$70.49
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CARLSON'S
The Carlson's Cremator Choke Tube 11527 is a 12 gauge long range ported choke built for waterfowl hunters who demand tighter patterns and more consistent shot placement. This extended tube leverages Carlson's Triple Shot Technology (TST)—a series of three graduated rings in the taper section that creates a smoother transition from your shotgun's bore to the final constriction. The result is less pellet deformation, fewer flyers, and denser patterns that translate directly to cleaner kills throughout the season.
The ported design helps reduce felt recoil and muzzle rise, making follow-up shots faster and easier—especially valuable during high-volume waterfowl days. Like all Cremator tubes, the 11527 is machined from heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. The extended parallel section is about 25% longer than standard chokes, which contributes to that density improvement and also provides extra muzzle protection. Installation is wrench-less, so swapping tubes in the field takes seconds.
This choke handles steel shot without size or speed restrictions, so you're covered for any steel load your 12 gauge chamber accepts. Made in the U.S.A. and built to last, the Cremator 11527 long range ported is the choice for serious waterfowlers who won't compromise on pattern performance.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Constriction | Long Range |
| Porting | Ported |
| Material | Heat-treated 17-4 Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | 11527 |
| Steel Shot | Unrestricted |
| Origin | Made in U.S.A. |
Yes. The Cremator 11527 has no size or speed restrictions with steel shot, so any steel load your 12 gauge chamber accepts will work safely.
TST consists of three graduated rings in the taper section of the choke. This design creates a more gradual transition from the shotgun bore to the final constriction, resulting in less pellet deformation, fewer flyers, and denser shot patterns.
The ported configuration reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise, which means faster recovery between shots and easier sight picture maintenance on follow-ups.
No. The Cremator 11527 features wrench-less installation, so you can swap it in or out of your shotgun without tools in just seconds.
CARLSON'S
The Carlson's Cremator Choke Tube 11527 is a 12 gauge long range ported choke built for waterfowl hunters who demand tighter patterns and more consistent shot placement. This extended tube leverages Carlson's Triple Shot Technology (TST)—a series of three graduated rings in the taper section that creates a smoother transition from your shotgun's bore to the final constriction. The result is less pellet deformation, fewer flyers, and denser patterns that translate directly to cleaner kills throughout the season.
The ported design helps reduce felt recoil and muzzle rise, making follow-up shots faster and easier—especially valuable during high-volume waterfowl days. Like all Cremator tubes, the 11527 is machined from heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. The extended parallel section is about 25% longer than standard chokes, which contributes to that density improvement and also provides extra muzzle protection. Installation is wrench-less, so swapping tubes in the field takes seconds.
This choke handles steel shot without size or speed restrictions, so you're covered for any steel load your 12 gauge chamber accepts. Made in the U.S.A. and built to last, the Cremator 11527 long range ported is the choice for serious waterfowlers who won't compromise on pattern performance.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Constriction | Long Range |
| Porting | Ported |
| Material | Heat-treated 17-4 Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | 11527 |
| Steel Shot | Unrestricted |
| Origin | Made in U.S.A. |
Yes. The Cremator 11527 has no size or speed restrictions with steel shot, so any steel load your 12 gauge chamber accepts will work safely.
TST consists of three graduated rings in the taper section of the choke. This design creates a more gradual transition from the shotgun bore to the final constriction, resulting in less pellet deformation, fewer flyers, and denser shot patterns.
The ported configuration reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise, which means faster recovery between shots and easier sight picture maintenance on follow-ups.
No. The Cremator 11527 features wrench-less installation, so you can swap it in or out of your shotgun without tools in just seconds.