Browning All Gauge Standard Invector Wrench (Except .410 )

Perfect

Doesn’t fit!

perfect chock wrench

It fit up to 20 ga. and I have 12 ga. so I had to grind the 20 ga. to fit the 12 ga. Plus it is to thick to fit in notches but I got it to fit works now

I recently purchased a used Browning Citori 20 gauge and it only came with the chokes that were already in the gun and no choke tube wrench. This wrench is perfect. It’s sturdy, it fits in my cleaning kit easily and it’s easy to use. What more can you ask for???

Nice unit that would fit on a key ring or in the pouch on your gun case. It's made in China and is well marked to indicate which gauges each side fits from 10 gauge down to 20. It fits Browning Invector chokes just right, but the slots in my Carlson chokes for the Browning are just a tiny bit narrow for the wrench. It's also too wide for the chokes on my Beretta - the slots are about .106 to .110" and the wrench is about .135" and for 20 gauge Carlson extended chokes.Soooo... really close, but no cigar, unless you are strictly changing Browning OEM chokes. If they machined it a little bit thinner, it would have widespread usefulness, but as is, it won't fit a lot of the OEM or replacement chokes in use.

Bought it to use on Carlson flush mounted chokes in a 12 gauge Browning over/under shotgun. Wrench kept slipping out of Carlson choke notches whether tightening or loosening choke. Had to return for credit.

Chinese.