Best choke tube wrench

jakearoo

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Discussion starter · #1 · Oct 2, 2007

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I need a couple of new choke tube wrenches. Different type tubes. Briley and Perazzi (old style and new flush mount style with two notches). I know there are some aftermarket wrenches that folks love. What are they and where do I get them? Thanks and regards, Jake

 

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#2 · Oct 2, 2007

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The best choke tube wrench is the Royal hoke tube Wrench now sold by Precision reloading. I will safely remove any choke tube, even those with no notches.

 

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code5coupe

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#3 · Oct 2, 2007

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Waterpump pliers, preferably no more than 30 years old.

 

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code5coupe

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#4 · Oct 2, 2007

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Actually, I've been using Briley's wrenches for several years and it always does the job for me.

 

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JerryP

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#5 · Oct 2, 2007

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another vote for Royal Choke Tube Wrench

 

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FarmerD

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#6 · Oct 2, 2007

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The above web address will get you a choke tube wrench that will remove any 12 ga. choke tube no matter how tight they are. $20 bucks.

 

spitter

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#7 · Oct 2, 2007

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What does a "speed wrench" save in time anyway? I use the stock Browning wrench for my flush chokes and the handle starts as a "T" but can slide to one-side to provide a longer handle to speed through the unscrewing process - darn speedy in my opinion.

Jay