Primos 6773 Tight Wad Mossberg 835/935 12 Gauge Turkey Choke Tube - Steel Black

The Primos 6773 Tight Wad is a ported turkey choke tube engineered for Mossberg 835 and 935 12-gauge shotguns. Built from steel and finished in black, this tube delivers the pattern density and consistency serious turkey hunters need when every shot counts. Turkey hunting demands precision—tight patterns at distance separate success from a long walk back to camp, and the Tight Wad is designed to concentrate your shot where it matters most.

This choke tube fits seamlessly into your existing Mossberg platform, so you're not buying a new shotgun to upgrade your turkey setup. The ported design helps manage recoil and shot column behavior, contributing to more consistent patterns downrange. Whether you're hunting from a blind or working a ridge in the spring, swapping choke tubes lets you fine-tune your gun to match your ammunition, distance, and conditions without guesswork.

Primos has built a reputation for turkey hunting gear that works in the field, not just in theory. The Tight Wad reflects that philosophy—straightforward, reliable, and purpose-built for the job at hand.

Key Features

• Ported design to manage recoil and shot behavior
• Steel construction finished in black
• Fits Mossberg 835 and 935 12-gauge shotguns
• Optimized for turkey hunting patterns

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this choke tube fit my Mossberg 835 or 935?

Yes. The Primos 6773 Tight Wad is specifically designed to fit Mossberg 835 and 935 12-gauge shotguns. Verify your shotgun model before ordering.

What is a ported choke tube, and how does it help?

Ported choke tubes have small openings along the barrel that influence shot column and recoil management. This design can contribute to more consistent patterns, which is critical for turkey hunting where pattern density at distance determines clean, ethical kills.

Is this choke tube suitable for turkey hunting?

Yes. The Tight Wad designation indicates this tube is optimized for turkey hunting, delivering the tighter patterns needed for long-range shots at game.