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Jeffrey, yes Sir. A flush choke screws in and the end is flush with the barrel tip. Extended chokes extend past the barrel tip.

Jeffrey, Yes you are correct. The flush choke screws in and is flush with barrel end.

both flush and extended are screw in chokes flush choke end at the barrel and require the use of a (included ) choke wrench to remove (in a pinch you can use a quarter to remove most 12 ga flush mount chokes) the extended choke extend past the end of the barrel and most have a knurled tip to make changing the choke easier and faster the normally will not require a wrench unless someone overtightened them