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ATI Cavalry choke

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I got some Carlson's chokes (Beretta/Mobile) they go into my Tri-Star with no issue, but on the ATI Cavalry get a few turns then way too tight for my liking, feels like it is not a good fit and I am afraid of messing up the threads.
Anyone else run into this ?
 

You have the correct thread pattern, TS and ATI both use Beretta-Benelli-Mobile compatible tubes.  ATI is nowhere near the quality of Beretta, so I would not be surprised if the ATI threads are out of spec. 

You can try a few  things.  First, try another set of tubes, I'm sure you know someone with a shotgun that has the same thread pattern, or try the tubes that came with the TS in the ATI.  If you have a caliper, measure the ATI  tube and compare it to the Carlson.  Lastly, you can try using a Beretta choke wrench with a thread chaser, using the chaser to clean and repair boogerd up threads.

Buying cheap chokes is a mistake. Save $20 and risk them getting stuck? No thanks after it happened once. Briley 100% reliable.

12 minutes ago, rifleman said:

Buying cheap chokes is a mistake.

Carlson chokes are hardly "cheap"  They may not be as polished as snobby Briley chokes, but they work just fine.  I run Briley's in my trap gun.  They don't perform any better than the Carlson's I had been using, but the extended tubes do look cool.

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