Kicks High Flyer Choke 20Ga - Benelli Crio+/M2 Modified
$51.15
The Kicks High Flyer choke tube for 20-gauge Benelli Crio+ and M2 shotguns delivers the modified constriction serious waterfowl hunters and clay shooters demand. Built from 17-4 stainless steel, this choke is engineered to handle the pressures and corrosion exposure that come with repeated use in wet, demanding conditions. The High Flyer line is purpose-built for performance, offering consistent, tight patterns that let you trust your shot placement whether you're working mallards at dawn or breaking clays on the range.
Kicks Industries has built its reputation on precision-manufactured choke tubes that shooters can depend on. This modified-constriction tube is designed specifically for the Benelli Crio+ and M2 platform—ensuring a secure fit and reliable extraction shot after shot. The 17-4 stainless construction resists rust and corrosion far better than standard steel, a real advantage if your shotgun regularly sees wet conditions or saltwater environments.
If you shoot a 20-gauge Benelli Crio+ or M2 and want a durable, well-patterning modified choke that won't let you down, the Kicks High Flyer is a solid choice for waterfowl, upland, or clay work.
Key Features
- 17-4 stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
- Modified constriction for reliable, consistent patterns
- Engineered fit for Benelli Crio+ and M2 20-gauge shotguns
- Built to handle demanding hunting and range conditions
Specifications
| Gauge | 20 |
| Constriction | Modified |
| Material | 17-4 Stainless Steel |
| Compatibility | Benelli Crio+, Benelli M2 |
| Brand | Kicks Industries |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this choke fit my Benelli Crio+ or M2?
Yes—the Kicks High Flyer is engineered specifically for Benelli Crio+ and M2 shotguns in 20 gauge. It will not fit other brands or gauge sizes.
What is a modified choke constriction used for?
Modified constriction offers a versatile middle ground between open and tight patterns. It works well for waterfowl, upland hunting, and clay shooting at typical field ranges where you want good coverage without excessive tightness.
Is 17-4 stainless steel worth the investment in a choke tube?
If your shotgun sees wet conditions, coastal use, or frequent cleaning, stainless steel resists rust and corrosion significantly better than standard steel, extending the life of the choke and keeping fit reliable over time.
