Hunters Specialties Undertaker Full Turkey Choke Tube for Remington 12 Gauge

Overview

Upgrade your turkey setup with the Undertaker Full Turkey Choke Tube from Hunters Specialties. Specifically designed to work with lead and copper-plated lead shot, this choke focuses on consistency and a dense, controllable pattern. The product blends purpose-built geometry with dependable machining to support confident shots in the field, whether you’re setting up a late-mun field ambush or closing in on a wary gobbler at edge distances.

Performance and pattern

The Undertaker’s longer parallel design creates a true super full choke effect, aimed at maximizing effective density without sacrificing handling. In controlled testing, the choke tube places a high percentage of the shot in a 30 inch circle at 40 yards, a common reference point for evaluating turkey loads. These figures reflect engineering intent and testing conditions and may vary with shell choice, firearm, and weather conditions.

• Specifically designed for lead and copper-plated lead shot
• Endorsed by the HS Strut Pro Staff for consistent expectations
• Longer parallel design contributes to a dense, controllable pattern
• About 90 percent of shot can fall within a 30" circle at 40 yards under ideal conditions

Design, fit, and maintenance

Crafted with a blue finish and a knurled end, the Undertaker is built for durability and easy removal. For best reliability during shooting, a final tightening with a choke tube wrench is recommended to help prevent loosening under recoil.

• Three inches long to fit a broad range of shotgun configurations
• Fits 2-3/4", 3", and 3-1/2" chambered barrels (as listed)

In the field

When you’re in the timber, the Undertaker’s geometry can translate to a steady, predictable pattern as you adjust stance, range, and ammunition. The design focuses on consistency and practical density, offering a viable option for turkey hunters exploring longer-range or tighter-pattern opportunities. Real-world results will vary with load, gun, and conditions, so consider familiarizing with a few tests before critical hunts.