Carlson's Cremator Choke Tubes 11602 - 12 Gauge Mid/Long Range, Non-Ported, 17-4 Stainless Steel
Charter Arms
The Carlson's Cremator 11627 is a non-ported choke tube engineered for Browning 12 gauge shotguns pursuing longer-range shooting. Built from premium 17-4 stainless steel, this extended choke delivers the tighter, denser patterns serious waterfowl and upland hunters need when distance is a factor. Unlike standard chokes, the Cremator incorporates Triple Shot Technology—a series of three graduated rings in the parallel section that ease pellets from the bore to final constriction more smoothly, reducing deformation and shot string length so your patterns stay tight where it counts.
Extended chokes like this one give you a 25% longer parallel section than traditional tubes, which means denser patterns and better performance on distant birds. The non-ported design keeps things simple and reliable. Installation is wrench-less, removal is quick, and you get solid muzzle protection. The matte black finish won't catch light in the field.
Whether you're fine-tuning your 12 gauge for late-season hunts or dialing in patterns on the range, this is a serious upgrade from factory tubes. Pair it with quality premium ammunition to see the full benefit of the technology. It's built tough and backed by a lifetime warranty.
| Product Name | Carlson's Cremator 11627 |
| Brand | Carlson's |
| Firearm Platform | Browning 12 Gauge |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Configuration | Non-Ported |
| Material | 17-4 Stainless Steel |
| Finish | Matte Black |
| Type | Extended Choke Tube |
Yes, the Carlson's Cremator 11627 is specifically designed for Browning 12 gauge shotguns. It uses wrench-less installation for quick, simple setup.
The Cremator 11627 is non-ported, which means there are no ports (holes) drilled into the tube. This design is straightforward and reliable. Ported versions are also available if you prefer them; the choice depends on your preference and intended use.
Triple Shot Technology uses three graduated rings in the parallel section to create a smoother, more gradual transition from the shotgun bore to the final constriction. This reduces pellet deformation, shortens the shot string, and cuts down on flyers—meaning tighter, denser patterns downrange.
You receive the choke tube itself. The extended design provides muzzle protection and the non-ported configuration requires no additional components for installation.