Jeb'S Head Hunter Turkey Ported Choke Tube 12Ga Beretta/Benelli Mobil .655

The Jeb's Head Hunter Turkey Ported Choke Tube is a 12-gauge Beretta/Benelli Mobil .655 choke built specifically for turkey hunting. Jeb's uses patented multi-staged interior bore design to separate the shot and wad cup more effectively, tightening your pattern and keeping pellets dense on target at extended range—exactly what you need when you're calling in a gobbler and the margin for error shrinks fast.

This is a serious turkey choke for serious turkey hunters. Whether you're a veteran working public land or a newcomer learning the woods, the Head Hunter delivers the consistency and punch distance that separates clean kills from frustrating misses. Ported design helps manage recoil and allows for a cleaner, denser pattern downrange.

Drop this tube into your Beretta or Benelli Mobil shotgun and pattern it with your preferred load before season. Turkey hunting demands precision, and the Head Hunter is engineered to give it to you.

Key Features

• Patented multi-staged interior bore for superior shot and wad cup separation
• Ported design reduces recoil and improves pattern density
• Purpose-built choke for turkey hunting at extended distances
• Compatible with Beretta and Benelli Mobil shotguns (.655 constriction)

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this choke fit my Beretta or Benelli shotgun?

The Head Hunter is designed for Beretta and Benelli Mobil shotguns with Mobil choke threading. The .655 constriction is the specification for this tube; confirm your shotgun uses Mobil-compatible chokes before ordering.

What makes the Head Hunter different for turkey hunting?

Jeb's multi-staged interior bore design improves separation between the shot charge and wad cup, resulting in tighter, denser patterns at range. The ported design also helps reduce recoil and contributes to pattern consistency—critical for turkey hunting where clean, ethical kills depend on concentrated shot placement.

Do I need to pattern this choke before hunting?

Yes. Every shotgun-choke-load combination patterns differently. Before the season, shoot several three-shot groups at your intended turkey hunting distances to confirm the pattern density and placement you get with your specific gun and ammunition.