Kicks High Flyer Choke 20Ga - Benelli Crio+/M2 Full

SKU:
144600158
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UPC:
821041022642
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MPN:
BENII20GAHFFULL
$51.15
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The Kicks High Flyer choke tube for 20-gauge Benelli Crio+ and M2 shotguns is purpose-built for serious waterfowlers and upland hunters who demand tighter, more consistent patterns. Kicks Industries specializes in aftermarket choke tubes engineered to outperform factory standards, and this Full choke delivers the kind of shot grouping that separates clean kills from frustrating misses. Whether you're working ducks over decoys or pushing through thick brush behind pointing dogs, a quality choke tube is one of the easiest upgrades you can make to your shotgun's real-world performance.

This tube is specifically threaded to fit Benelli's Crio+ and M2 platforms, so you know it'll drop in without guesswork. Full choke constriction keeps pellets together longer, making it the go-to choice for longer-range shots and open-water hunting where birds work at distance. Kicks tubes are known in the field for reliable, repeatable patterns that hold up shot after shot—no surprises on opening day.

Like any quality choke tube, this one is a simple, effective way to dial in your shotgun's performance for specific hunting conditions or game. If you're running a Benelli 20-gauge and want to move beyond factory tubes, Kicks is a solid, proven choice backed by hunters who actually use this gear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this choke tube fit my Benelli 20-gauge shotgun?

This tube is threaded to fit Benelli Crio+ and M2 shotguns in 20-gauge. Confirm your shotgun model before ordering.

What does a Full choke do?

Full choke provides the tightest constriction in the standard choke range, keeping pellet patterns dense at longer distances. It's ideal for waterfowl and longer-range upland hunting where you need consistent, concentrated shot grouping.

Can I use this tube for both waterfowl and upland hunting?

Full choke is versatile enough for multiple hunting applications, though pattern performance will depend on your specific load and distance. Many hunters prefer tighter chokes for open-water duck hunting and slightly more open constrictions for close-quarters upland work.