Winchester 1300 chokes - invector?

[jeffrice6]

I was looking for some new choke tubes for my old 1300 and for the life of me I can't remember what it takes. Anyone know? My FN takes invector (not invector plus) & I'd be stoked if the 1300 did as well, but that's beside the point, just need to know what to order......

CDNN has this that looks promising https://www.cdnnsports.com/browning-...t-w-caddy.html

[tallengnr1]

Does this help?

http://trulockchokes.com/choke_interchange_list.html

[wweigle]

The Browning Invector chokes are a copy of the Win-choke. I believe Winchester was the first to come out with the removal choke tubes on production guns, and several manufactures just copied the Winchester format when they brought their removable choke guns out. Its likely your 1300 uses the same chokes as your FN if it uses invector, which again are really just renamed Win-chokes. Seems like a good deal for that selection of chokes, particularly if they will fit both the FN and Winchester.

[jeffrice6]

The Browning Invector chokes are a copy of the Win-choke. I believe Winchester was the first to come out with the removal choke tubes on production guns, and several manufactures just copied the Winchester format when they brought their removable choke guns out. Its likely your 1300 uses the same chokes as your FN if it uses invector, which again are really just renamed Win-chokes. Seems like a good deal for that selection of chokes, particularly if they will fit both the FN and Winchester.

Makes sense, thanks.