Seeking choke threading

[PinkyPlinker]

Where would a guy send a barrel to have it tapped for Mossberg Accu-chokes? Thanks

 

[FLHTCUI]

Where would a guy send a barrel to have it tapped for Mossberg Accu-chokes? Thanks

Your in Ontario, how about calling EllWood Epps ...
Wont get the answer right away as in today, but you will get an answer and a price.
Rob

 

[PinkyPlinker]

Your in Ontario, how about calling EllWood Epps ...
Wont get the answer right away as in today, but you will get an answer and a price.
Rob

I’m actually closer to Calgary than Toronto, yet still in Ontario. I’ll give them a ring, open to other suggestions too, doesn’t matter where it ships to. Even Winnipeg is a four hour round trip driving.

 

[Gard]

Give Casey a try at Tactical Ordinance.

 

[Trinimon]

I'm not sure if TacOrd does Mossberg accu-chokes but they can do Rem chokes which are probably easier to find than mossy chokes.

 

[PinkyPlinker]

Thanks for the leads! I already have a set of Mossberg chokes which is why I’m preferring that route. Epps closed today...

 

[PinkyPlinker]

It appears nobody does Accu-chokes. Looks like it’s going to be Rem-chokes if I do it at all. Would have been nice to have both Mossbergs using the same chokes.
Thanks guys!

 

[burkeg]

is accu-choke same as normal mossberg? mossberg is the same as invector or winchester. it requires slightly less barrel wall thickness than remington. the invector thread/choke is much more universal than remington. anyone that does chokes should be able to do this job.
link to cabelas cross reference chart.
https://www.cabelas.com/custserv/cu...e=TechSpecChokeTubeInterchangeComparisonChart

 

[PinkyPlinker]

Interesting... maybe it is. I emailed the gunsmith at Epps and the reply was “we can’t do Accu-choke but we can do Remington... “ and a couple others he said, maybe one was Invector. I’ll look into it. Thanks!

 

[PinkyPlinker]

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