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The JEBS High Voltage line has earned a loyal following among duck and goose hunters, and this .695 version is one of the more versatile tubes in the family. It's cut for the Browning and Winchester Invector Plus system, so it threads right into your Maxus, Silver, Gold, or SX3 barrel without any fuss. The whole idea behind these chokes is a patented interior bore design that tightens up your pattern and keeps the shot string short and dense, which is exactly what you want when the birds are hanging out at the edge of the decoys.
Here's where it gets interesting. On paper the .695 lands in the mid-range slot and compares to a factory Improved choke, but with the bigger steel loads it behaves more like a long-range tube. Hunters who run BB and BBB through it consistently see the tightest, most even patterns, while smaller shot in the 2-and-under range opens up a touch more for closer work. If you can only carry one tube for a mixed bag day, this constriction covers a lot of ground.
JEBS machines every choke from stainless steel with a matte finish, and this one is ported to help tame muzzle rise and knock down some recoil. It handles steel, lead, bismuth, and just about any modern non-tox load you feed it, so you're not locked into one type of ammo. These are 100 percent made in the USA, and the interior-bore work is the reason folks say they pattern noticeably better than a lot of the factory and aftermarket competition.
Bottom line, if you shoot an Invector Plus gun and want a tube that squeezes more from your existing loads, the .695 High Voltage is a workhorse choice. Pattern it with your go-to shells before opening day and you'll know exactly what it's putting downrange.
It's threaded for the Browning and Winchester Invector Plus system, which covers a lot of popular 12 gauge guns like the Maxus, Silver, Gold, and SX3. Double check that your barrel is marked Invector Plus and not the standard Invector, since those threads are different. If you're unsure, the choke system is usually stamped on the choke that came with the gun.
JEBS rates the .695 as a mid-range tube that lines up with a factory Improved choke. The twist is that with larger steel shot like BB and BBB it patterns tighter and reaches out more like a long-range choke. Smaller shot opens up a bit for closer birds, which makes it a solid all-around pick.
Yes, the High Voltage line is built to handle steel, lead, bismuth, and other modern non-toxic loads with no issue. That flexibility is a big reason waterfowlers like it, since you can switch loads without swapping tubes. As always, pattern your specific shells first to see how they perform.
This High Voltage model is ported, which helps vent gas near the muzzle to reduce felt recoil and muzzle jump. That means faster follow-up shots on a second or third bird. The ports also make it easy to spot at a glance in your blind bag.
| UPC | 643906923785 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | JPC-12B2/695 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.19 |
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