Jeb'S High Voltage Waterfowl Ported Choke Tube For 12 Ga Benelli Crio .690

The Jeb'S High Voltage Waterfowl Ported Choke Tube is a 12 gauge Benelli Crio choke designed specifically for waterfowl hunters who demand tighter, more reliable patterns in the field. The .690 constriction sits in the modified range, making it a solid choice for mid-range duck and goose work where consistency matters. The ported design helps manage recoil and shot deformation, giving you confidence in your setup whether you're throwing lead, steel, or bismuth loads at incoming birds.

Jeb'S built this tube with a patented geometry that tightens your pattern and shortens the shot string—two ballistic advantages that translate to cleaner kills at distance and better energy retention downrange. The ported construction works with your gun's mechanics to reduce felt recoil, which means faster follow-up shots and less fatigue during a long morning on the water. This tube handles the full spectrum of modern waterfowl ammunition, so you're not locked into one shot type.

If you're running a Benelli Crio 12 gauge and want to dial in your load performance, a dedicated waterfowl choke like this beats generic tubes. The .690 bore fits Crio specifications and gives you the flexibility to experiment with pattern and distance without guessing whether your choke is matched to your gun.

Key Features

• Ported design to reduce recoil and manage shot deformation
• Patented construction for tighter, more consistent patterns
• Shortened shot string for improved energy retention
• Compatible with steel, lead, bismuth, and alternative shot loads
• .690 constriction (modified range) optimized for waterfowl hunting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this choke work with my Benelli Crio 12 gauge?

Yes—this tube is specifically designed for the Benelli Crio in 12 gauge with a .690 bore diameter. Verify your gun's choke specification before purchase.

Can I use steel shot with this choke tube?

Yes. The Jeb'S High Voltage is rated for steel shot as well as lead, bismuth, and other alternative loads.

What does the .690 constriction mean for my shooting?

The .690 constriction falls in the modified range and is designed to produce tighter patterns at typical waterfowl distances while allowing shot to open appropriately as it travels downrange.

What advantage does the ported design provide?

The ported construction reduces recoil impulse and helps manage shot deformation, contributing to more consistent patterns and faster follow-up shots.