Browning Invector-Plus 20 Gauge Skeet Flush Choke Tube - Stainless Steel

The Browning Invector-Plus 20 Gauge Skeet Flush Choke Tube delivers the constriction and fit you need for consistent clay shooting with Invector-Plus compatible shotguns. Built from highly polished 17-4 stainless steel, this skeet tube combines durability with the precision engineering Browning chokes are known for. The flush design sits seamlessly with your barrel, keeping the profile clean and unobstructed during mount and swing.

Invector-Plus chokes use a longer taper inside the tube to work with back-bored barrels, a design that produces tight, uniform pellet patterns across a range of loads. If you're running a Browning shotgun with Invector-Plus threading, this skeet constriction gives you the open pattern ideal for closer-range clay targets and hunting scenarios where fast target acquisition matters. The stainless steel construction handles the elements without rust or corrosion, so your choke performs the same season after season.

All Browning choke tubes are manufactured to industry standard constriction specifications, so you can swap tubes with confidence and consistency. Whether you're building a versatile shotgun around multiple chokes or upgrading a single barrel, this skeet tube integrates with the full Invector-Plus lineup, letting you dial in the right constriction for the shot at hand.

Key Features

• Flush design—sits flush with barrel end, no protrusion
• 17-4 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Skeet constriction for open, fast patterns
• Longer choke taper engineered for back-bored barrels
• Industry-standard constriction specifications
• Compatible with Browning Invector-Plus shotguns

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What Browning shotguns use Invector-Plus chokes?

Invector-Plus chokes are threaded into most modern Browning shotguns with back-bored barrels. Check your shotgun's documentation or barrel markings to confirm Invector-Plus compatibility before purchasing.

What's the difference between flush and extended chokes?

A flush choke tube sits level with the barrel's end, maintaining a clean, compact profile. Extended tubes protrude beyond the barrel, offering easier removal and sometimes additional aiming reference. This is a flush model.

When should I use a skeet choke constriction?

Skeet is an open constriction designed for close- to mid-range patterns, ideal for skeet shooting, hunting in brush, and situations where you need a wide, fast-spreading shot cloud.

Is this choke made in the USA?

The product record does not specify country of manufacture. Contact Browning or Bosque Outdoors directly for origin details.