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Will Baikal choke tubes fit a Spartan?
I am a gun dealer in Asheboro, NC (Franks gun and pawn). Yes, the Baikal choke tubes will fit. This gun is made by Baikal for Remington. It used to be imported under the EAA name. You can also get tubes at Colonial choke tubes.
What choke tubes fit a Stevens model62 series E?
Interchanges with Tru-Choke or Baikal style threads
Will Remington choke tubes fit a baikal mp153?
Yes, some of the remington tubes will but not all. I have a remington modified choke in my mp 153 right now.
What choke tubes will fit a Spartan SP-310 OU by Remington?
The Spartan is manufactured for Remington in russia. I believe the company that makes them is Baikal. You'll probably have to order the choke tubes. Standard Rem-chokes won't work. Cabela's sells the choke tubes for the Remington Spartan Side-by-Side, also made by Baikal in Russia.
What extended choke tubes fit yildiz 20 gauge?
none
What choke tubes will fit a stoeger side by side shotgun?
For the Stoeger side-by-side shotgun, your best bet would be to use any of the standard Winchester choke tubes. They should fit well for you shotgun.
What choke tubes will fit a Spartan SP 310 OU by Remington?
The shotgun in question uses a standard Tru-Choke.
What after market or other brand shotgun choke tubes will fit the Charles Daly NRA Diamond Grade OU?
Rem-Choke
What choke tubes are used on a model 87 Ithaca?
The Ithaca Model 87 uses the Winchoke system model III tubes. The Model III tubes fit flush with the barrel muzzle. Other Winchoke tubes should also fit.
What brand of choke tubes will fit a 12 gauge Smith and Wesson Model 1000?
Browning Invector.
What aftermarket choke tubes will fit Yildiz over and under shotgun?
Briley makes choke tubes for Yildiz guns but only in 12 gauge Trulock is making them now in standard and extended versions. http://www.trulockchokes.com
How do you change choke tubes in a shotgun?
All choke tubes are essentialy the same no matter the manufacturer. They are all screwed in at the muzzle. Each Firearm Manufacturer produced a tool, such as a T-Wrench or a hand held clutch of some sort to fit the slots to turn the choke (like a big screwdriver). Some choke tubes are exposed on the end and can be turned by hand. If your's is recessed, it is better to find the tool to change choke rather than damage the choke by using another metal object to change it.
