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It takes a bit of filing to get a sharp or angled edge to fit into the grooves of the choke. then be careful not to let it slip and start rounding off the edge.
Another “innovation” by the Italians that are too proud to admit that it was a failure……(I used to work for an Italian mfg. company, it happened all the time)🤨
 
That wrench and choke-tightening system was a classic example of ill-designed systems. More than once had the little wrench jump out of the notch. Unless it was designed to NOT allow you to overtighten, then it worked okay. But often hard to get it tight enough not to loosen. Had a member at our club blow out two chokes of this type on different occassions that loosened during shooting. The best thing about this Beretta wrench is it got me to replace all those chokes with Carlson's or others that use a Remington-style notched wrench.
 
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