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  • Sam06
    What is a good lube for screw in shotgun chokes?

    I have a Benelli SBE that has screw in chokes and it came with a lube to use. After fireing the SBE I clean it, unscrew the tubes wipe them down with the lube provided and put them back in.

    I just got a Browning Citori with Invector chokes. No lube with the gun. I cleaned and inspected the gun, pulled out the choke tubes cleaned the tubes and used some Balistol to lube them before putting them back in.

    BTW I don't screw them in super tight until I get ready to shoot, is the right way to do it?

    school me
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  • asphalt cowboy
    I use the same Permatex copper bearing anti-seize compound that I use for sparkplugs, lug nuts, you name it.
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HBM8HU/ref=psdc_15719281_t2_B00JH0KEXW
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  • toad67
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    I use the same Permatex copper bearing anti-seize compound that I use for sparkplugs, lug nuts, you name it.
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HBM8HU/ref=psdc_15719281_t2_B00JH0KEXW


    Agree. Use regular anti-seize on them. I have a tube of Birchwood Casey choke tube lube that is 100 zillion years old, and it's the same old grey A/S that gets every where, but works very well. IMO, no sense in having a tub of extra crap that gets used so little..
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by asphalt cowboy
    I use the same Permatex copper bearing anti-seize compound that I use for sparkplugs, lug nuts, you name it.
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HBM8HU/ref=psdc_15719281_t2_B00JH0KEXW


    Think this would be it cause its for High heat.
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  • BikerBob
    I use the same stuff as I use on my nipples!

    Silver colored anti-seize, same as on my muzzle loader nipples. [:)]
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