so i finally got a citori. it is a pp1b3 so a skeet from 1988 with interchangable chokes. it shoots crisp and has everything one would expect from a citori... im still walking around with it after a week of having it. my gf is actually going bonkers! i was wondering tho does anyone know if i can put midas, diana or even titanium chokes in to it? the only thing it says on the ejectors is "invecter" so i dont know is this means that i only can put invecter chokes in it... any info will help emmensly thanks guys!
you choke your chicken, ill choke my citori
- Thread starter lannard
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- Ft. Mac. Alberta
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What you have there are the standard Invector chokes and Browning has since gone to the Invector Plus chokes which are a little longer. I have two shotguns that use the Invector chokes one being a SKB and the other a Classic Doubles and use mostly extended chokes both Carlsons and Brileys and either would serve you well. The Briley Sk chokes throw a nice pattern in both those guns.
The Winchoke also has the same thread and will fit as well.
The Winchoke also has the same thread and will fit as well.
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- Orillia, Ontario
Put the gun down ... or your GF will be gone and you will be left "chokin' yer own chicken" !!! 
IIRC, Browning only makes the "Diamond", "Diana", "Midas" and "Titanium" lines of Chokes in Ivector Plus.
X2 for what Rem3200 has to say about the Briley Invector extended chokes.
Relatively easy to find and they work just great. Personally, I wouldn't bother with "ported" chokes ... I find them to be of no advantage ... and they are harder to clean.
IIRC, Browning only makes the "Diamond", "Diana", "Midas" and "Titanium" lines of Chokes in Ivector Plus.
X2 for what Rem3200 has to say about the Briley Invector extended chokes.
Relatively easy to find and they work just great. Personally, I wouldn't bother with "ported" chokes ... I find them to be of no advantage ... and they are harder to clean.
