Missed out on one on eBay, but I’ll keep hunting .Scorpion8 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 5:29 pmA year ago at the gun club I watched the caretaker use an impact wrench to try and get a members chokes out, because he had never removed and lubed them since the day he bought the o/u. Egads. I remove mine as soon as I swab the bores with a boresnake after each session, then wipe them off of any soot/powder residue (since the threads are covered when inserted), and re-lube them before re-installing them. I use that same Remington choke wrench that I recommended, as it provides enough leverage in either direction without allowing you to over-tighten and also won't slip off and mar up the notches.
Right tool for the job and proper maintenance
