SCHEELS

The SCHEELS family of outdoor retail-stores has an extremely quality-conscious customer base and is always looking to add the most innovative brands to their already outstanding line-up of products, and the team at JEBS Chokes certainly appreciates the leadership at SCHEELS for trusting & advocating our brand to their consumers.

As of now, twenty-seven different SCHEELS locations are currently carrying the “Headhunter” series of Turkey Hunting choke tubes, and their plan is to begin carrying the “High Voltage” or Waterfowl choke tubes as early as September 2020.

“At SCHEELS, we have a team of customer service experts passionate about the products within their department. We are dedicated to having the best retail experience in the eyes and minds of our customers where everyone can discover their passion for sports, hunting, fishing, camping and much more.”

For more information on SCHEELS or the products they offer,  please their website www.scheels.com

Created for the hunter who wants a high-quality single shot shotgun, the SCOUT .410 is the perfect choice. It’s sleek, lightweight, and easy-to-operate design sets a new standard for affordable single shot shotguns. Its stock is super lightweight and includes an adjustable length of pull space featuring CVA’s Crush-zone Recoil pad. This model is perfectly balanced in a 100% ambidextrous, composite stock making the gun incredibly quick to aim and shoot. Each shotgun includes a DuraSight scope rail, which will accept most any standard scope rings found on the market today. .410 shotguns are legal in 40 states excluding: Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, and Rhode Island. For 2020, the new SCOUT Blued/Realtree Timber features a JEBS X-Full Turkey Choke.

JEBS was one of the first manufacturers to offer an after-market .410 choke. They took their patented world-record holding technology and applied it to their .410 offering. Weighing in at only 5 ounces, the line of .410 choke tubes are built under the same rigorous specifications and quality control standards as all other JEBS Choke Tube Models.

For orders or inquiries, please contact Bobby Sears at:

| EMAIL|    info@jebschokes.com 

|Home Office |   912.375.5456

 For more information, please visit www.jebschokes.com.

With their exclusive, patented choke sizes JEBS Choke Tubes were developed out of necessity for better patterning and an increased shot load on target. Today, JEBS manufactures chokes for every shooting sport; from sporting clays to turkey hunting, upland bird hunting to dove shooting. Prized for its reliability of selected material, the lifetime guarantee and innovative technology of JEBS choke is quickly becoming the “Go-To” choke tube for the serious shot-gunner.

JEBS had three shooters competing in the final round of shooting in the 12 GA Hunter division, and they went on to sweep First, Second, and Third place. Congratulations to Cody Waters for securing the World Championship title, to JEBS Founder, Bobby Sears on Second Place, and to inventor Jimmy Washam for earning Third Place. JEBS Chokes Tubes held the current world record in 2016 with a score of 23, and Cody Waters blew that record away shooting a 35 to set the new world record. 

Another congratulations is in order to Doris Bush for winning the 20 GA Ladies Division for JEBS Chokes.

About the NWTF World Championship

The NWTF Still Target World Championships were designed as a way for hunters and the turkey hunting industry to showcase new technology and define best practices for patterning a shotgun and achieving ethical turkey hunting conditions. Competitors shoot turkey loads at paper turkey targets 40 yards away to try to achieve the highest pellet count possible within a three inch circle. JEBS Chokes has a reputation for innovation and the tightest shot patterns on the market. Since JEBS competed in their first N.W.T.F. World Championship in 2011, they have won 11 world titles and set 7 world records.

About JEBS Chokes

JEBS Chokes currently holds the still target World Record. With their exclusive, patented choke sizes JEBS Chokes were developed out of necessity for better patterning and an increased shot load on target. Today, JEBS manufactures chokes for every shooting sport; from sporting clays to turkey hunting, upland bird hunting to dove shooting. Prized for its reliability of selected material, the lifetime guarantee and innovative technology of JEBS choke is quickly becoming the "Go-To" choke tube for the serious shot gunner.

For more information on JEBS Choke Tubes or for order inquiries, please visit | www.jebschokes.com | or contact JEBS directly at | info@jebschokes.com | 

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About Small Town Hunting TV

Small Town Hunting is a television show that follows hosts Cody Kelley, Kevin Meacham, Chris Ashley and Keith Burgess who bring an authentic and honest approach to documenting the culture of small town hunting all across the United States.

Host of Small Town Hunting TV, Keith Burgess tells us, " Over the years, we have had the opportunity to try a lot of choke tubes for turkey and wing shooting, but the hunt for a choke tube was over when I shot a JEBS for the first time! Whether patterning in the spring for turkeys, shooting doves in September, or waterfowl hunting in December, JEBS has all seasons covered. Hands down, JEBS has the best choke tubes on the market for whatever feathered creature you hunt and we're excited to partner with them!"

Host of Small Town Hunting TV, Cody Kelley tell us, " At Small Town Hunting, we strive to partner and represent companies that we truly believe in, so our viewers can trust us to spend their hard earned dollar on the products that we promote inside STH. After talking to JEBS and shooting their choke tubes for several seasons, we knew that this was a company that shared the same passion and morals that we do at Small Town Hunting. It was obvious from the beginning that JEBS and Small Town Hunting were the perfect fit for a long term partnership with the consumer and viewers at the fore front of this partnership. We always say, “There’s a little Small Town in All of Us”, and we are extremely excited to be partnering with a company that is run by Small Town Hunters just like us. "  

JEBS Choke Tubes

Headquartered in Hazlehurst, Georgia with a population of just under 5,000, the family at JEBS Choke Tubes share the same values and principles of the Small Town Hunting Team. 

And we agree, " that no matter where you live, there is a little small town in all of us."

Small Town Hunting airs each week on Sportsman's Channel on Sunday nights at 6PM Eastern. For more information on show-times and products, please visit |  www.jebschokes.com | and | www.smalltownhunting.com.|

Patrick Heinrichs, President & Owner of Canadian Waterfowl Supplies,  "We, at Canadian Waterfowl Supplies, are excited to now be offering JEBS Choke Tubes for sale throughout Canada. JEBS High Voltage waterfowl chokes have earned the reputation of being the "go-to" chokes to use with waterfowl hunters south of the border and we are looking forward to offering them to all of our customers." 

"Our company has been built by selling quality products, as well as offering our customers great service, and partnering with JEBS chokes is another step the right direction in bringing the best waterfowl hunting products into Canada."  

For more information on JEBS Choke Tubes, visit  | www.jebschokes.com |   For purchases / shipping in Canada, please visit  | www.canadianwaterfowlsupplies.com |

About JEBS Chokes

Since 2011, JEBS Chokes have manufactured the highest quality: Sporting Clay, Turkey, Upland, and Waterfowl choke tubes available on the market to date. Made 100% in the U.S.A. & boasting a revolutionary interior-bore design, these patented choke tubes produce distinctly tighter patterns as well as providing one of the most advanced recoil-reduction systems known to man. No matter the shooting sport, JEBS Chokes manufactures tubes that not only increase your “shot” load on target, but produce a choke tube that novice and seasoned shooters alike can support 

About Canadian Waterfowl Supplies

As with many hunters, we have suffered from limited product offerings on this side of the Canadian border and the decision was made to start this business and bring some of the leading industry products into Canada. When you see a product on this site, it is because we are using it now or have used it in the past. We have had great feedback from postings in forums, discussions with waterfowl hunters, as well as national organizations and are looking forward to supplying innovative as well as hard tested traditional products to the Canadian water-fowling community.

Having developed strong relationships with our suppliers, they are all on board with the growth into Canada and offer us strong support to ensure your satisfaction with products that you have purchased from us. Shipping options from UPS and Canada Post allow us to send products anywhere in Canada at a cost effective price for our customers

Since 2011, JEBS Chokes have manufactured the highest quality: Sporting Clay, Turkey, Upland, and Waterfowl choke tubes available on the market to date. Made 100% in the U.S.A. & boasting a revolutionary interior-bore design, these patented choke tubes produce distinctly tighter patterns as well as providing one of the most advanced recoil-reduction systems known to man. OpticsPlanet, Inc. is a trusted leader in the online outdoor retail space and has a very quality conscious customer base. JEBS appreciates OpticsPlanet for recognizing the quality of their products and advocating their brand to their consumers.

Alex Royzen, Senior Manager of Supply Chain Development at OpticsPlanet, Inc. “We are extremely pleased to now offer JEBS Choke Tubes on our web properties. As the premiere online destination for hunting gear, we seek out quality products and JEBS Chokes are second to none!” For more information on JEBS Choke Tubes, please visit www.jebschokes.com or visit www.opticsplanet.com/jebs-choke-tubes-brand.html to purchase.

About JEBS Chokes

JEBS Chokes currently holds multiple Still-Target World Records, as well as a multitude of N.W.T.F. World Championships. With their exclusive & patented choke sizes, these choke tubes were developed out of necessity to deliver better patterning and an increased shot-load on target. Today, JEBS manufactures chokes for every shooting sport; from turkey, waterfowl, and upland hunting, to our industry-leading Sporting Clay & Trap choke tubes. Prized for their reliability of selected materials, lifetime guarantee, and innovative technology;  JEBS Choke Tubes have quickly became the “Go-To” choke tube for amateur & professional shooters alike. 

About OpticsPlanet, Inc.

Founded in 2000, OpticsPlanet, Inc. is the leading online destination for technical and high-performance gear. OpticsPlanet, Inc. serves demanding enthusiasts and professionals who are passionate about their jobs, serious about their recreation and devoted to their service. Currently offering over 1,000,000 items from over 3,000 brands across 500 niche specialty categories, OpticsPlanet, Inc.’s wide selection of outdoor sporting goods and military gear combined with great prices, in-house customer service and a knowledgeable team of specialists has helped it grow into one of the largest online retailers in the world.

In 2017, the company was recognized for the 11th straight year by Internet Retailer Magazine as one of the top 200 e-retailers in the United States. OpticsPlanet, Inc. has also been recognized by Inc. Magazine as one of the top 5,000 fastest growing companies in the country.

Other stores in OpticsPlanet, Inc.’s portfolio include: OpticsPlanet.com, Dvor.com – the world’s first members only store devoted to gear – EyewearPlanet.com, Tactical-Store.com and LabPlanet.com.

Sold out in a record setting four days, the event was open to all ages and all skills levels and is designed to be a fun and safe shooting match for the entire family. Incorporating both .22 caliber pistols and rifles, courses of fire are created with safety as the top priority but feature fun scenarios that meet shooters skill level. Considered to be one of the premier rimfire Championships in the nation, shooters from all skill levels will be participating, from professional shooters to first-time attendees.

The event is presented by title sponsor, Tactical Solutions, the leading manufacturer of innovative rimfire firearms, conversions and accessories. The match has 12 Stages and 126 shooters arriving from 18 States and Canada. Thanks to the overwhelming success and generous sponsors the prize table has grown incredibly fast and is presented in a luck of the draw format. This is a family friendly match that encourages shooters of all ages and skill levels come out and have a great time.

Bobby Sears, founder of JEBS Chokes expressed his enthusiasm to sponsor this event. "Our friends at TacSol have set the bar high for matches like these. We are proud to be a part of such a great event that brings shooters together. TacSol can count on continued support from JEBS Chokes."
For more information about JEBS Chokes:
www.jebschokes.com
For more information on the 5th Annual NSSF Northwest Championship Rimfire Challenge:
www.rc.parmarng.org

March 7th, 2017 - I sat in the cool afternoon shade, watching the breeze sweep across the green grass of the field that I had pulled the big, timid gobbler across. It had been a spring turkey hunt at its finest. That is until I squeezed the trigger and watched the hefty long-beard take flight like a quail and disappear into the creek bottom below. I probably spent the next 10 minutes reliving the events that led up to the bird’s escape.

He had gobbled from a pretty good distance, but I knew he was committed. He took his time, but he was coming. When he got to the red zone, I clucked, knocked the safety off and let it fly.

I finally pried myself from the ground. When I walked off the distance to where he took flight, I was a bit surprised at how badly I had misjudged the distance. Fifty-four yards was what I came up with.

That was a lot of years ago, and it was about the time I got into the choke wars. There was seemingly an explosion of new choices on the market, so I dove in head first. I settled on an affordable one and kept it for several years before changing to another more popular brand. Then a few years later, I settled on one for the next 15 years. I watched a lot of birds die with the aid of that choke. I had the gun of envy for many for quite a while, but a few years ago, I began to see better patterns from friends’ chokes than what I was getting from my own. I found myself with an average choke again. I began to get a bit of a complex about it, and then my confidence began to suffer, which led to some missed birds.

In 2016, I finally decided to change chokes—again. That’s when I called the guys at JEBS Precision Choke Tubes. That call changed my whole perspective. I quickly learned that technology had simply left me behind. While guns had certainly changed, the biggest difference since the 1980s when I started turkey hunting was the improvement in turkey loads and the chokes we push them through. Shooting the proper load through the correct choke for your gun and then patterning your gun the right way will make a believer out of you.

Technique: I have always said if you have a gun that will consistently drop a bird at 40 yards, you have a killer. By consistently at that range, I mean 10 out of 10 times you pull the trigger. The best way to determine whether or not you have a killer is to put it to the test on paper. I still run into people who have no idea what their gun’s capabilities are. Pattern the gun!

I recommend shooting a 3- or 4-inch circle on a 3-foot-by-3-foot sheet of paper, cardboard or poster board at 40 yards. This will allow you to see the entire pattern and count the hits. It is also important to make sure that gun is anchored or at least firmly stationary, too. Flinches won’t tell you anything more than your gun has got you timid. I use a lead sled just because I despise beating my shoulder up over and over, and I’m not going to pull my shot.

The first thing you’ll want to see is your point of impact. If it is off center, a sight adjustment might be needed. If you have adjustable sights, it’s generally pretty simple. If you are using beads, you might consider putting adjustable sights on your gun or going to a scope of some sort. That is something you can take care of once you determine you have the best choke and load for your gun. So how do you know?

Personally, I’m looking for a gun-choke-combination that consistently gives me good pattern density and some insurance. Pattern density will reveal itself on the paper. The 40-yard range is the ideal range for me on a turkey; not necessarily the maximum range, but the ideal range.

Just for a starting point, if you are shooting a 12-gauge, I’d say if you are putting 190 to 230-plus pellets in a 10- inch circle at 40 yards and from 375 to 400-plus pellets in a 20-inch circle at 40 yards, you’re above average.

The insurance basically comes in when you misjudge the yardage a bit. Open fields and woods are tough on some, including me, and birds will often appear closer than they actually are. So, in the eventual event that I misjudge the distance, I still have the coverage I need to get the bird. I’d say with a gun patterning in the ranges above, I can count on 10 out of 10 dying at 40 yards, nine out of 10 at 50 and seven out of 10 at 60 yards. That’s providing I’m doing everything right on my end, like controlling the shakes and the heavy breathing. Forty yards has always been the ideal range for me, and I know I can take a few extra yards if need be.

Obviously, different loads and shot sizes will vary. Going from 3 to 3 1/2 inches will also make a big difference. I patterned a gun recently with 3-inch No. 6 shot that put 193 hits in a 10-inch circle at 40 yards. Then I shot a 3 1/2-inch No. 6 in the same gun at the same distance, and the number of hits climbed to 268. That’s a big difference.

Technology: There is a wide gap between turkey guns of yesterday and those of today. Guns are now made specifically for busting a turkey beak, chokes are better and plenty of options for loads for turkeys abound.

The first turkey gun I bought was a Winchester 1300 12-gauge. It came with an extra-full turkey choke. That extra-full choke had a parallel diameter of .689. Parallel diameter is a term used to measure the constriction of the choke, and .689 isn’t very tight, but it was the choke that came with my turkey gun. I wasn’t blown away with it, but I did roll a few birds with that gun. Still, I knew I could do better. I now shoot a JEBS .655. I’m putting just more than 200 pellets in the 10-inch circle at 40 yards and 412 in the 20-inch circle.

Turkey chokes are far more advanced than ever before, and many companies are turning out some good chokes. I recently spoke with Bobby Sears at JEBS. The numbers back up their chokes with nine world championships and four world records in six years. That speaks volumes! It’s not coincidence or accident that awards them that type of recognition in the choke industry, and I speak firsthand that these chokes produce unbelievable shot patterns.

JEBS makes chokes for waterfowl, upland, sporting clays and, of course, turkey hunting. I asked  Bobby what led him and co-owner  to create their ultimate turkey choke.

“We developed the JEBS Head Hunter Turkey Choke simply because we wanted to optimize the turkey gun,” said Bobby.

This opened up a can of worms, and I was like a pig in slop for the next hour or so, bouncing one question after another off an industry leader. That question-and-answer session is below:

Donald: Back in the day, I can remember the revelation from regular chokes to specialty turkey chokes. I can recall the good old boy patterning sessions, swapping chokes and loads. Some went so far as to take chokes and mill them out. Is that a good idea?

Bobby: (laughing) No, I wouldn’t recommend that. The idea was to round a choke out in some instances, maybe change the parallel diameter a bit. Whatever the case, I think it’s dangerous. If a choke isn’t perfectly round and you try milling it out to make it round, you are going to have parts of that choke thinner in some places than others. That’s just not a good idea, and it’s dangerous.

Donald: So it’s safe to say, you are at the mercy of the industry when buying a choke?

Bobby: Yeah, but we take particular care in precision tuning our chokes. Good, tight fits and being as close as we can be to the parallel diameter we say it is. We don’t sell a choke that is over a thousandth of what it says on the package.

Donald: What is your idea of the ultimate turkey gun?

Bobby: A gun that is consistent to the 40- to 45-yard range, has a good pattern density and insurance to cover my mistakes out to a certain distance. It’s all about calling a bird in to me. If I can’t get him close, I won’t shoot him.

Donald: So, what are you looking for in pattern density?

Bobby: Basically a pattern that will cover that 20-yard circle evenly. I want to see good coverage with no holes in the pattern.

Donald: What would cause holes in the pattern?

Bobby: Chokes that are too tight can cause it. You start compressing shot if you get too tight, and then you can have clumps in the pattern in one area and holes in another. Good pattern density doesn’t have that. That’s why it’s so important to have the right load and the right choke combination.

Donald: I guess when you get right down to it, peace of mind weighs in equally as the gun, choke and shot you are using. I have called in a bunch of birds over the years, and the funny thing about it is that most of those birds have died under 35 yards.

Bobby: Mine too, but I’m not going back to 2 3/4-inch guns.(Laughing)

I’m agreeing with that. In the end, it’s all about calling them up tight and putting it where the "Metal meets the Meat."

West Monroe, LA – August 1, 2015 - Duck Commander, a leading manufacturer of premium duck calls, accessories, lifestyle products with their large media prowess and JEBS Precision Choke Tubes, the current still-target world-record holder and a leading manufacturer of premium choke tubes, today announced partnership as the official choke tube of Duck Commander.

"We had heard about the record breaking shooting from JEBS, but we wanted to see the results for ourselves," said Phil Robertson, the Duck Commander. The Duckmen and JEBS owners, Bobby Sears and Jimmy Washam went to the range with Mosssberg’s and a host of different choke tubes and shells to test the patterns on targets. After multiple tests on targets, mapping the patterns and counting the pattern densities, it was clear that this product was one that would make a difference. The consistent counts of 70-75 pellets in a 30" circle at 40 yards increased to 110-115 pellets in the same guns with the same shot shells – only change was screwing in a JEBS High Voltage choke. "This will surely make a difference this duck season – too much of a difference not to" Phil added.

JEBS Precision Choke Tubes have a patented internal design, which in a nutshell puts more of the shells pattern on the target. JEBS has done this through years of research and development; insured accuracy through testing, highlighted it through world records and is proving it with hunters all over the country.

“We are proud to partner with Duck Commander,” said Bobby Sears, CEO of JEBS Precision Choke Tubes. “We believe this integration is a perfect fit for us, having some of the most recognized and respected waterfowl hunters use our products just further proves just how well our chokes work.”

For More Information on JEBS:

www.jebschokes.com

For More Information on Duck Commander:

www.duckcommander.com

Jebs chokes first start with the highest quality 17-4 stainless available. We then take the raw bar stock and send it out to a heat treating facility where we have it heat treated to a 44 rockwell hardness. To try to help you understand what this process does, the heat treating process actually hardens the stainless so that the shooter can shoot the newer harder tungsten based ammo as well as steel ammo. These types of ammo that I have mentioned are all about 30 on the rockwell hardness scale, which is much harder than most choke tubes on the market.When we receive the treated bar stock we then send it to our machining facility, where we have state of the art CNC machines that can hold the highest tolerances in the industry. We also combined our precision machining with our patented interior bore design. This gives our customers that extra edge when in the field or at any type shooting event they choose.

What Makes Jebs Interior Bore Design So Different?

Jebs interior bore design is very different from existing choke tubes on the market. Our patented design has 2 restrictions and 2 stabilizing parallels evenly distributed down the length of the tube. What this does is, it allows use to put drag on the wad cup in the first restriction, then the shot are able to start out of the wad cup freely because the next step is just for stabilization. The third step is another restriction which form the shot into a column and increases the amount of drag on the wad cup even more. The last step in the choke is another stabilizer which steadies the shot in the tube as they exit the end of the choke itself.This allows us to release the shot out of the choke before the wad cup which helps in several different ways. One way it helps is, it cuts back on some felt recoil because you are not pushing the hole pay load out of the end of the tube all at once by separating the shot from the wad. Secondly it has drastically cut down on wad cup deflection, which means the shot are not knocked off course by the wad cup as the shot stream goes down range.  Finally the outcome of this design has allowed us to entrap more pellets in a smaller area on the target at much longer yardages. Our pattern sizes are now about 90% pellet entrapment with in a 20" circle, and that will give the shooter a real dense 10" circle within the center of the pattern.