Has anyone ever had a seized choke in a barrel? I only use oil on mine but see choke grease, thinking about maybe bumping up to using Permatex Anti-Seize especially in the off season when sitting in safe.
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Don't use oil. Oil evaporates and carbonizes because of heat and friction and become hardened gunk. Choke grease and anti seize are a better solution.Originally posted by LazyLab View PostSHADAP VARMINT! -
Just take the choke tube out before you store it! Quality grease is your friend if you want to keep it on as said above. I had a choke tube seize in my 1187 bbl. Nothing worked to even budge it. A buddy suggested using Kroil on it which worked after about 3 days of sitting/ soaking in.Comment
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Thanks guys, I stop the oil and use grease from now on.Comment
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A little dab of anti - seize would probably work just fine too. It's designed just for keeping threads from seizing.Comment
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Yeah I adhere to the two principles - 1) use grease not oil, and 2) remove the chokes after use. Saves a lot of head aches.Comment
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Aeroshell 33MS, same as used on AR barrels.Post count uber alles!
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I use anti seize for my chokes and swear by it. Never had a problem.Comment
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