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BRO TUBE STD INV MIDAS BLACK SKEET 410

Name: BRO TUBE STD INV MIDAS BLACK SKEET 410
Brand: Browning
Availability: OutOfStock

$37.98

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Brand: Browning
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Muzzle Device
UPC: 23614994053

Overview

Browning Midas Grade Standard Invector extended choke tubes for .410 bore are constructed from stainless steel with a black oxide finish and a laser-etched black chrome accent band. These tubes extend beyond the end of the barrel to facilitate easier removal and installation without the use of a standard flat choke tube wrench. The design features minimum gap geometry and a high-resolution RMS finish to reduce plastic buildup within the bore. These chokes are set to industry constriction standards and are compatible exclusively with the .410 bore Standard Invector choke system.

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