Browning Standard Invector 12 Gauge Skeet Flush Choke Tube - 17-4 Stainless SteelBrowning$25.00
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The Browning Standard Invector 28 gauge skeet flush choke tube gives you the tight, consistent patterns you need for clay shooting without the bulk. Built from 17-4 stainless steel and polished to a smooth finish, this tube is engineered to last through seasons of shooting while delivering the uniform shot density that makes the difference when you're breaking targets. Because it sits flush with your barrel, you get a cleaner profile and easier handling—no snag points, no extra length to catch on brush or your gear.
This is a skeet constriction, designed for the wider, faster-opening patterns that clay shooters rely on. Browning's Invector tubes are manufactured to industry-standard specifications, so you know exactly what you're getting in terms of choke constriction. Whether you're working through a round at your local range or practicing for competition, this tube handles shot after shot without wearing or warping.
If your Browning shotgun came with Standard Invector threads, this choke tube drops right in. Stainless steel construction means it'll stand up to corrosion and hard use, and the polished finish keeps it looking sharp while protecting the steel underneath. For shooters who demand reliability and performance from their 28 gauge tubes, this is a no-compromise choice.
| Brand | Browning |
| Gauge | 28 |
| Choke Type | Standard Invector |
| Constriction | Skeet |
| Fit | Flush |
| Material | 17-4 Stainless Steel |
| Browning Model # | 1130296 |
Browning shotguns equipped with Standard Invector threads accept this tube. Check your owner's manual or the barrel marking to confirm your gun uses Standard Invector, not Invector Plus or other systems.
Skeet constriction is designed for clay target shooting and opens wider and faster than hunting chokes. For upland or other hunting applications, you'll want a tighter constriction.
No—flush-fitting tubes deliver the same patterns and performance as extended tubes. The difference is profile and handling; you get a cleaner sight picture and nothing protruding beyond the muzzle.
Browning
The Browning Standard Invector 28 gauge skeet flush choke tube gives you the tight, consistent patterns you need for clay shooting without the bulk. Built from 17-4 stainless steel and polished to a smooth finish, this tube is engineered to last through seasons of shooting while delivering the uniform shot density that makes the difference when you're breaking targets. Because it sits flush with your barrel, you get a cleaner profile and easier handling—no snag points, no extra length to catch on brush or your gear.
This is a skeet constriction, designed for the wider, faster-opening patterns that clay shooters rely on. Browning's Invector tubes are manufactured to industry-standard specifications, so you know exactly what you're getting in terms of choke constriction. Whether you're working through a round at your local range or practicing for competition, this tube handles shot after shot without wearing or warping.
If your Browning shotgun came with Standard Invector threads, this choke tube drops right in. Stainless steel construction means it'll stand up to corrosion and hard use, and the polished finish keeps it looking sharp while protecting the steel underneath. For shooters who demand reliability and performance from their 28 gauge tubes, this is a no-compromise choice.
| Brand | Browning |
| Gauge | 28 |
| Choke Type | Standard Invector |
| Constriction | Skeet |
| Fit | Flush |
| Material | 17-4 Stainless Steel |
| Browning Model # | 1130296 |
Browning shotguns equipped with Standard Invector threads accept this tube. Check your owner's manual or the barrel marking to confirm your gun uses Standard Invector, not Invector Plus or other systems.
Skeet constriction is designed for clay target shooting and opens wider and faster than hunting chokes. For upland or other hunting applications, you'll want a tighter constriction.
No—flush-fitting tubes deliver the same patterns and performance as extended tubes. The difference is profile and handling; you get a cleaner sight picture and nothing protruding beyond the muzzle.