Jeb'S High Voltage Waterfowl Ported Choke Tube 12Ga Browning Invector .690

The Jebs High Voltage Waterfowl Ported Choke Tube for 12-gauge Browning Invector shotguns is built for serious waterfowlers who demand tight, consistent patterns downrange. This .690-inch diameter tube uses Jebs' patented design to work reliably with steel shot, lead, bismuth, or whatever ammunition you've got in your shell bag—no compromises, no special loading. The ported design reduces recoil and keeps your shoulder fresher through a long day on the water.

What sets the High Voltage apart is its shot-stream management. The choke compresses your pattern more distinctly and shortens the string, concentrating pellets in the zone where they do the most damage. That translates to more birds in the bag on those reaching shots waterfowlers live for. The ported configuration helps tame muzzle rise and felt recoil, letting you recover faster between shots—especially valuable when a flock is working your decoys.

Installation is straightforward: it's a direct fit for Browning Invector systems, so swapping tubes in the field takes seconds. Whether you're hunting divers, puddlers, or geese, the High Voltage gives you the pattern control and knock-down energy serious waterfowl hunters expect.

Key Features

• Patented design for consistent, tighter shot patterns
• Ported construction reduces recoil and muzzle rise
• Works with steel, lead, bismuth, and alternative shot types
• Shortened shot-stream improves effectiveness at distance
• Direct fit for Browning Invector .690 shotguns
• Quick field-swappable design

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this choke work with my Browning Invector shotgun?

Yes—this is a direct fit for Browning Invector .690 shotguns. Simply unscrew your current tube and install the High Voltage in its place.

Can I shoot steel shot through this choke?

Yes. The High Voltage is designed to handle steel shot, lead, bismuth, and other shot types without issue.

What does the ported design do?

The porting reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise, helping you stay on target between shots and recover faster when birds are working your spread.

How does this compare to a non-ported choke?

Both ported and non-ported High Voltage tubes use the same patented shot-pattern technology. The porting adds recoil reduction—choose based on whether you prioritize softer shooting or maximum simplicity.