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Winchester 120 Chokes?
- Thread starter baddarryl
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Dreaming100Straight
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The choke actually depends on the barrel, which generally depends on the gun. If no one comes along and answers your question, you may want to contact Winchester or order a manual for the 120 at http://www.winchesterguns.com/customerservice/request/owners-manual.asp
Where did you find a reference to a Style 1 and 2 choke?
Where did you find a reference to a Style 1 and 2 choke?
Dreaming100Straight
New member
Like I said, get the manual or contact Winchester. You might try a call to one of the after market choke companies like Brileys
Mike Irwin
Staff
Winchoke tubes should interchange with Mossberg, Browning Invector, and Savage tubes.
I THINK the style means whether they fit flush in the barrel or have an exposed ring.
I THINK the style means whether they fit flush in the barrel or have an exposed ring.
Dreaming100Straight
New member
That's not it, Zippy. There are modified, full, and ic chokes for sale on Ebay that are described as 1st or 2nd style Winchester 20 GA Winchokes. Looking at the pics I can't tell the difference. None are flush tubes. The OP might just ask the seller over Ebays systgem how to tell which style he needs
Mike Irwin
Staff
I can't find any information that says that Winchester changed choke tube specifications at any point during manufacture of the 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500, & Ranger shotguns.
The 120 is an economy-grade 1300 with a hardwood stock, which means that it was manufactured with the Winchoke system.
Carlson's says that the following tubes will also work in the Winchester models I listed above:
"Interchanges with Carlson's Winchester, Browning Invector & Mossberg 500 style threads"
Briley says the same thing as Carlson's, as does Trulock.
Frankly, for the prices they're asking for "1st style" and "2nd Style" Winchoke tubes I'd take your barrel to your local gunshop and see if they have any of the tubes I've listed above (just to make sure that they fit properly) and buy from your local shop or from Midway or Graf and Sons.
The 120 is an economy-grade 1300 with a hardwood stock, which means that it was manufactured with the Winchoke system.
Carlson's says that the following tubes will also work in the Winchester models I listed above:
"Interchanges with Carlson's Winchester, Browning Invector & Mossberg 500 style threads"
Briley says the same thing as Carlson's, as does Trulock.
Frankly, for the prices they're asking for "1st style" and "2nd Style" Winchoke tubes I'd take your barrel to your local gunshop and see if they have any of the tubes I've listed above (just to make sure that they fit properly) and buy from your local shop or from Midway or Graf and Sons.