Choke Tube Lube

[Leo M]

What do you like for choke tube lube, grease or oil and what brand? I find the official lubes with graphite too thick and messy. Trulock says to use a synthetic oil. What do you use? Thanks.

 

[Jay]

I use CLP, it's what I have on hand... I have used anti-seize paste in the past...

Cheers
Jay

 

[cdngunner]

I just use everyday generic gun oil.....

Are people actually having problems with this?

 

[manbearpig]

i use automotive anti-seize compound.
im not sure if this is a good idea or not... but ive never had a stuck choke.

 

[Winchested]

Silver anti-seize is fine, I use it it's just messy as hell when changing chokes.

 

[DiSmAnTLeR]

i also just use gun oil.

 

[blasted_saber]

I use gun oil on my rems, never had a problem. Ive heard of stoeges having issues though

 

[beretta boy]

I've been using Ponsness-Warren's synthetic lube recommended for their shotshell presses for the past 10 years or so.

It's referred to by them as STOL ( supposedly "Slipperier than Owl S**t" ) ... and it works like a charm.

Before that, I used Kreighoff's blue grease, or the red stuff from Top Gun, both recommended as hinge pin lube.

... no choke tube issues - ever !

 

[Winchested]

Moral of the story is, JUST DON"T PUT IT IN DRY!

 

[Claybuster]

Briley choke tube grease.

 

[Grouser]

Been using AGS DOOR-EASE. Its a stainless stick lube used on door hinges to stop squeeks. A gunsmith friend told me about this -- I rub two narrow lines on the opposite sides of the threads. Chokes won't come loose during shooting or stick in for removal.
Cheers/luck, John

 

[Win/64]

Been using AGS DOOR-EASE. Its a stainless stick lube used on door hinges to stop squeeks. A gunsmith friend told me about this -- I rub two narrow lines on the opposite sides of the threads. Chokes won't come loose during shooting or stick in for removal.
Cheers/luck, John

Where do you find it John?

 

[notsorichguy]

I use Shooter's Choice, Choke tube lube.....