Originally Posted by
Jenks
Thanks SecondChance. I have the Browning chokes, full, modified and imp. cylinder. I took the full out and put the modified in after lubing it up good with breech plug/choke grease. I won't be shooting it much and will remove the choke tube with each cleaning and clean the threads. I may get the extra full later on, it is an extended tube. I clean guns a lot more then I shoot them so I don't think I will have any problems.
Atta boy!!! I have had more than my share of stuck tubes to deal with and really don't care to deal with any more. And if I can help someone from having this happen, its worth my time to do so. I own over 15 shotguns and not 1 has a flush mount tube in it just because of that reason. Plus, easier to change out than a flush mount. And good choice of choke tube lube. I also use anti-seize from parts houses. Works the same and easier to find. I have a tube in all my shooting bags, boat and truck.