BANISH 100000350168 ADAPTER 410 BRWNING INVECTOR +
The Banish 410 adapter for Browning Invector+ chokes lets you shoot .410 bore on compatible Browning shotguns without swapping barrels. This is a straightforward, practical solution if you own a modern Browning and want to add .410 capability—useful for small game, close-range hunting, or reducing recoil for shooters who are recoil-sensitive. It's a bolt-on way to expand your shotgun's versatility without the cost and hassle of purchasing a dedicated .410 barrel.
Banish adapters are engineered to work within the Invector+ choke system that Browning has standardized across most of their shotgun line. The adapter threads into your existing Invector+ port, giving you a simple swap when you want to transition between your standard gauge and .410. Installation takes seconds—no gunsmithing required.
If you're serious about small game or upland hunting, or you just like the option of a lighter-recoiling round for practice and casual shooting, this adapter pays for itself the first time you avoid buying a whole second barrel. Pair it with .410 ammo and you're ready to work.
Key Features
- Threads directly into Browning Invector+ choke systems
- Enables .410 bore shooting on compatible Browning shotguns
- Quick swap—no tools or gunsmithing needed
- Reduces recoil compared to standard shotgun gauges
Specifications
| Brand | Banish |
| Caliber/Bore | .410 |
| Choke System | Browning Invector+ |
| Type | Adapter |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this adapter fit my Browning shotgun?
Yes, if your Browning has Invector+ chokes. This adapter threads directly into the Invector+ port. If you're unsure whether your shotgun uses Invector+ (not standard Invector), check your barrel or owner's manual.
What do I need to do to install it?
Simply unscrew your existing choke (if one is installed) and thread the adapter into the Invector+ port. No gunsmithing or special tools required.
Can I use standard shotgun ammo in .410 with this adapter?
This adapter allows you to shoot .410 bore ammunition through your Browning. Use only .410 ammo—do not attempt to fire larger gauges through it.

