Browning 1132893 Midas Invector-DS 20Gauge Skeet Stainless Steel
$45.46
The Browning Midas Invector-DS 20-gauge skeet choke tube is a stainless steel tube designed for shooters running Browning's Invector-DS system on 20-gauge shotguns. Skeet chokes are built for close-range, wide-open patterns—ideal for skeet shooting, sporting clays at short distances, or any situation where you need maximum shot spread right out of the barrel. The stainless steel construction resists corrosion and handles repeated use and cleaning without degradation, making it a solid long-term addition to your choke tube collection.
If you shoot a Browning 20-gauge with Invector-DS threads, this tube gives you the flexibility to fine-tune your pattern for skeet disciplines or transition between game and clay without swapping barrels. Stainless construction means you won't worry about rust or wear, even in wet conditions or after extended storage.
Choke tubes are wear items and shooter preferences vary—having a dedicated skeet tube on hand lets you dial in your performance and keep spares in rotation. This is a genuine Browning factory choke, not an aftermarket knockoff.
Key Features
- Stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance and durability
- Designed for Browning Invector-DS 20-gauge shotguns
- Skeet constriction for wide-open patterns at close range
- Factory Browning choke tube
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this choke fit my Browning 20-gauge shotgun?
This tube is designed for Browning shotguns with Invector-DS choke system in 20-gauge. Verify your shotgun uses Invector-DS threads before purchasing—it is not compatible with older Invector (non-DS) systems or other brands' choke patterns.
What is a skeet choke and when should I use it?
A skeet choke produces a wide-open, fast-spreading pattern ideal for skeet shooting and short-range clay target sports. It's also useful for hunting upland game or waterfowl in tight cover where quick, wide coverage is an advantage.
Is stainless steel really necessary in a choke tube?
Stainless steel resists rust and corrosion, which is especially valuable if you shoot in wet conditions, store your shotgun long-term, or simply want a choke that won't degrade with age. Standard steel tubes can develop patina or surface rust over time, so stainless is a practical upgrade for durability.
