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CHOKES COMING LOOSE

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Put some good grease on them, which creates a bit of suction. I then tighten them up with a choke tube wrench, but I don't wrench them down so tight that will make them difficult to unscrew. I always check tubes between rounds just to be sure.

Steve
 
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I am an Angleport distributor and use them exclusively. They do not have notches to use in conjunction with a wrench. I put heavy grease on the threads, keep everything clean, put them in hand tight, and have no problem.

I also am a distributor for CMD Gun Lube. I am sure there are manufacturers of other good gun grease. The thinner synthetic stuff does not seem to work as well for me.

I check them while I am changing stations. It is so much of a habit, I do not consider it an inconvenience.

Of course, these are extended tubes. Flush mounts typically have notches for a wrench. Use the grease in adition to the wrench.

You know the drill. If they stay in TOO long, they do not want to come out!
 
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