Choke tubes from different mfgs or even by the same mfg will be quite different. Some of the variables involved: length, constriction, length of parallel section, wad stoppers, number of wad stoppers, longitudinal grooves, ported or not, quality of machining and metallurgy, etc. And patterning results will vary by a huge margin between different tubes. The only way to know what your gun and load likes is to experiment. You can get way ahead of the curve by asking for others' experience with a given tube/load/gun combo on this and other forums. But the only way to know how a given combination will perform in your gun is to shoot it in your gun.
My experience is that TSS is not picky about chokes. It will pattern acceptably with most any make of choke, even the flush, factory full that comes with most guns, and you need not spend extra money on high dollar choke tubes. Other shot types such as old fashioned copper plated lead benefit more from the higher end choke tubes.
