Johnny Stewart Rob Roberts Gun Works 200259 Raptor Turkey Choke Invector 20 Gauge S/S
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The Johnny Stewart Rob Roberts Gun Works Raptor Turkey Choke for Invector Plus 20 gauge shotguns is a stainless steel tube built for serious turkey hunters. If you're running a modern Browning with Invector Plus threads on a 20 gauge, this choke delivers the tight, consistent patterns you need when birds are in close. Rob Roberts Gun Works designs tubes that hunters actually use in the field—no marketing fluff, just steel that works when it counts.
Turkey hunting with a 20 gauge means you're either recoil-conscious or hunting where the shot opportunities are measured in yards rather than football fields. The Raptor choke is engineered to handle that role: giving you the density and reliability you'd expect from a dedicated turkey tube. Stainless steel construction handles moisture, temperature swings, and the kind of hard use that comes with predawn sit-downs and late-morning pushes through the woods.
If you're already locked into the Invector Plus system and your 20 gauge is your go-to turkey gun, swapping in a purpose-built choke is one of the smartest upgrades you can make. It's a straightforward part—no fitting, no guessing—just thread it in and get ready for tighter patterns than you'll get with standard chokes.
| Brand | Johnny Stewart / Rob Roberts Gun Works |
| Product Type | Choke Tube |
| Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Thread Type | Invector Plus |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Application | Turkey Hunting |
| Model/Part Number | 200261 |
The Raptor choke features Invector Plus threading, which is the standard on Browning 20 gauge shotguns equipped with that system. Confirm your shotgun has Invector Plus threads before ordering—it's stamped or printed on the barrel or choke tube currently installed.
Yes. The Raptor is specifically designed for turkey hunting. It produces tighter, denser patterns than general-purpose chokes, which is what you need for reliable performance on gobblers.
Stainless steel resists rust and corrosion from moisture, temperature changes, and field use. For turkey hunters who spend hours in wet, early-morning conditions, that durability is worth it.