Invector chokes

pasquali

January 29, 2004 02:55

Anyone have a chart on the ID of choke tubes for all gauges?

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  pasquali

  January 29, 2004 02:55

  What, if any, is the difference between an Invector and
  Invector Plus choke? Is the Invector ok for steel shot?

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  gunut 1

  January 29, 2004 05:19

  Invector chokes fit in invector marked barrels, invector+ [slightly larger diameter] fit in newer invector+ marked barrels. Both types are steel shot compatible with Modified choke or less....

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  TRAP55

  January 29, 2004 11:28

  Invector+ is for the backbored barrels and like gunut says, mod.choke is tightest choke for steel.

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  pasquali

  January 29, 2004 18:47

  IS IT SAFE FOR ME TO ASSUME THAT THE OLD STYLE BROWNING BPS
  DOES NOT HAVE THE BACKBORED BARREL THAT BROWNING NOW BOASTS OF.
  
  PASQUALI

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  TRAP55

  January 29, 2004 19:03

  pasquali, if you have a screw in choke, remove the tube and you will see on the side what choke size it is. It will also say inv. or inv.+ That would be the easiest way to tell what you have. I'm not sure but i think the barrel is marked on the left side near the reciever. Inv. chokes on the BPS were standard in 1985 and the Inv.+ was standard in 1993.You can date your gun on Brownings website. Hope this helps, TRAP

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