mossberg 535 choke questions

[harleyv]

i just got my mossberg 535 out of jail and it has a turkey choke on it but i want to be able to shoot clay and use slugs in it where can i get a good deal on a set of them

[wweigle]

What chokes does you gun use. The original Mossberg accu-chokes were/are the Win-choke design, and were interchangeable with the other brand guns that used this format. They were used by Mossberg, Winchester, Ruger(pre-1993), Savage, Weatherby, Browning invector, not invector plus. I have picked up a full selection of mixed brands of these chokes for my Browning Citori which uses this format at guns shows in many cases a buck or two for a tube. I believe I have seen them at gun parts sights like Brownells, and Midway for a low as $11-$12 per tube. I figured this out when I first took one of my chokes to a gun show, looking for chokes and was surprised to see so many brands exactly the same. Good Luck.

[harleyv]

i know its interchangeable i just wanted to see what exactly inter changes with it i only have one choke its the turkey choke i want a set that has a modified improved and cylinder

[rromeo]

I got a set of 4 for $30 on EBay.

[harleyv]

what did you search under

[wweigle]

Post a picture of the choke tube out of the gun and I will tell you if it is the win-choke format. My guess you can pick up your choke tubes on ebay like others have stated for a very good price.

[harleyv]

heres a pic of the whole gun and choke

[wweigle]

Looks like the win-choke, accue-choke format to me. Attached is a picture of two Winchester manufactured win-choke tubes, the top two. A browning manufactured tube that came with my Citori, second row, and a couple of savage branded chokes I purchased at a gun show, third row. All purchased for a few dollars. All will work with your gun, as they are all the most common win-choke format. The turkey choke you have looks different as it is extended beyond the muzzle of the barrel to get the tighter constriction. That is why it looks different than the win-choke format. You have a gun that will not cost you much to have many choke options, the Mossberg way I may add, and the reason they are so successful. Nice gun you have there. Wes

[harleyv]

thanks when i picked it up at oak tree i shot a round of trap with the turkey choke on it so i was in need of more chokes. so you think the best way would be to go for the winchoke?

[wweigle]

Midway has Carlsons chokes that will fit your gun for $14.99.

Carlson's Flush Mounted Choke Tube Browning Invector, Mossberg Accu-Choke, Weatherby Multi-Choke, Winchester Win-Choke 12 Gauge
Product Family #: 2880241912

Looks like the Mossberg brand is $17.99 per choke.

Personally, I would go with the cheapest, like the Carlsons and see how they pattern. I like the older Winchester chokes as they protect the muzzle of your gun with the knurled area on the choke.

[wweigle]

Gunbroker has a couple of the older style win-chokes I like with a "buy it now" of $12.00 per tube, plus $3.50 shipping. Looks like the same seller maybe he will combine shipping. The GB item numbers are below. About 22 hours left on the auctions

Modified-Item # 337350235

Improved Cylinder 337350297

[harleyv]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=749945

How about these