Browning 1130283 Standard Invector 12 Gauge Improved Cylinder 17-4 Stainless Steel

Browning 1130283 Standard Invector 12 Gauge Improved Cylinder Choke Tube - Stainless Steel

Browning
SKU:
115665409
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UPC:
023614033943
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MPN:
1130283
$25.00
$39.99
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Product Specifications
Caliber-Gauge:
12 Gauge
Finish-Color:
Stainless
Material:
17-4 Stainless Steel
Chokes Included:
1
Constriction Type:
Improved Cylinder
Ported:
No
Recommended For:
30 yds
Approved:
Steel,Lead,Non-Tox
Configuration:
Invector
ConstrictionDiameter:
0.01
Product Overview

A Browning 1130283 Standard Invector 12 gauge improved cylinder choke tube gives you the versatility to dial in your shot pattern for upland birds, clays, or situations where you need a wider spread than tighter constrictions allow. Browning's Invector choke system has been a workhorse in shotgun hunting and sport shooting for decades, and this stainless steel improved cylinder option slots neatly into that tradition—built to Browning's exacting standards and engineered to deliver consistent patterns every time you pull the trigger.

The improved cylinder constriction sits in that sweet spot between a wide-open cylinder bore and mid-range chokes. It's ideal when you're working birds at moderate distance or moving through brush where a tighter pattern would waste energy and limit your effective range. Because it's constructed from highly polished 17-4 stainless steel, it resists corrosion and maintains its dimensional integrity through years of use—no pitting, no surprises. And like all Browning Invector tubes, it's engineered to flush with your barrel, so there's nothing protruding to catch on brush or snag your gun case.

If you own a Browning shotgun with the Standard Invector system, having a few choke options on hand transforms your gun into a multi-purpose tool. Swap this improved cylinder in for closer work, and keep a tighter tube in your bag for open-country shooting. Every tube is manufactured to industry-standard constriction specs, so you can trust the patterns and switching between them won't introduce variables you didn't account for.