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When you want your Browning Invector Plus 20 gauge reaching out past 35 yards, this Carlson's flush full choke is the tube to run. The .600 constriction pulls your pattern in tight, which is exactly what you want for longer crossing shots on ducks, distant doves, and late-season birds that hang up out of range. It sits flush with your muzzle for a clean, traditional look while doing the heavy lifting downrange.
A full choke throws the densest pattern of the common constrictions, keeping pellets concentrated where more open chokes would let them spread. In a 20 gauge that translates to solid patterns out in the 35 to 45 yard window, which is where a lot of hunters wish they had a little more reach. It's also a favorite for handicap trap and any situation where you're stretching your effective range. Pheasant hunters running lead loads tend to love a full choke in the 20 for exactly this reason.
Carlson's machines these from 17-4 heat-treated stainless steel, the same corrosion-resistant material they use across their lineup. That stainless holds up to modern loads better than a lot of softer factory chokes, and it shrugs off the moisture that comes with waterfowl season. The constriction is etched right on the tube so you're never guessing which one you grabbed out of the case, and every Carlson's choke is made in the USA and backed by their lifetime warranty.
One thing worth remembering with any full choke: pattern it before you hunt. Every barrel and load combo prints a little differently, so a quick session at the range with the shells you plan to run tells you exactly what you're working with. Keep steel shot no larger than BB out of anything tighter than full, and stick to your patterned lead or non-tox loads for the best results.
This choke is built for the Browning Invector Plus choke system in 20 gauge, so it drops right into any Invector Plus 20ga barrel. It will not fit standard Invector or other non-Invector Plus threading, so double-check that your barrel is stamped Invector Plus before ordering. If you're not sure, the marking is usually found on the barrel itself.
A full choke gives you the tightest pattern of the common constrictions, which keeps your pellets dense at longer ranges. In a 20 gauge that means good performance roughly out to 35 to 45 yards, making it a strong pick for late-season pheasant, distant doves, long crossing ducks, and handicap trap. If most of your shots are close and fast, a more open choke would serve you better.
You can run steel up to BB size through a full constriction, but nothing larger and nothing faster than about 1550 fps in a choke this tight. For heavy steel loads at long range, many hunters step down to a more open choke or move to an extended tube. Lead and Hevi-Shot are fine through the full constriction, and patterning your specific load is always the smart move.
Yes, Carlson's etches the constriction right onto the tube, so you can glance at it and know it's the full without guessing. That's handy when you've got a few chokes floating around in the same case. It also sits flush with the muzzle for a clean profile once installed.
| UPC | 723189544164 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 54416 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Shipping Weight | 0.095 |
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