Choke Tube lube

[sigarms226]

Has or does anyone use Loctite Never Seez(similar product) on the threads of their chokes?

 

[ianthomson]

I have used Never seize, but now I mostly use white lithium grease. It's alot less messy...

 

[mule]

Go to CanTire and buy a small jar of anti-seize. You will be very old when you run out.....possibly 300 yrs old!

 

[woolly]

Has or does anyone use Loctite Never Seez(similar product) on the threads of their chokes?

Sure! But remember a tiny bit is all it takes. As mentioned previously a small can will last a lifetime.

 

[SF-M1A]

Has or does anyone use Loctite Never Seez(similar product) on the threads of their chokes?

I've always used clp on the threads and they always come out without much effort.

 

[sigarms226]

I figured it would work I use it at work all the time so I figured why not!

 

[Will_]

Do you guys have problems with the tube seizing in? I have the oppsite problem of it working itself loose after several boxes of shells, even when I torque really tight.

 

[sigarms226]

I only had a problem once on my old 870. My other shotguns have no problems. I just figured it is a great product why not use it.

 

[catnthehatt]

I have used Never seize, but now I mostly use white lithium grease. It's alot less messy...

X2!
The thing I like about lithium based grease is you can tell when it needs re-lubing because it goes grey!
Cat

 

[drgroove101]

I use some rem oil on my remington 870 and screw it in finger tight, works great

 

[tbdtp]

I use a product called "Superlube". Its a synthetic grease that has a ton of uses. I use it in my fishing reels, it works like dielectric grease for electric connections on the boat or quad, and it comes in the box with new Savage muzzle loaders for the breech plug. I get it free from work too so that is also one of the reasons that it finds so much use around here.

 

[beretta boy]

I just keep mine ( Beretta Optima/extended ) lightly oiled with Beretta oil or G-96 oil, and yes, finger tight. I have a choke wrench, but have never had to use it.

If anything, they're somwhat prone to back out a little, but after 20 years of Briley's and 10of Optima's , I'm in the habit of checking every so often between stations. I also make it a habit of backing the chokes out 2 or 3 turns when I put the gun away after using it,
and always, checking for choke tightness before using it again.

 

[Claybuster]

I use Briley choke tube grease. It prevents the tubes from seizing but also is a little "sticky" and helps reduce any backing out.

 

[REM3200]

I've always used clp on the threads and they always come out without much effort.

Same with me. Breakfree CLP goes a long ways with a couple drops on the threads and easy to clean up.

 

[RobFrank]

Same with me. Breakfree CLP goes a long ways with a couple drops on the threads and easy to clean up.

Ditto. It's like Frank's Red Hot Sauce...I put that sh*t on everything !
(but just 2 drops)

 

[trapandhunt]

i use outers choke tube gresse never sticks in my citori

 

[Got Juice?]

Pennzoil High Pressure (red coloured) grease. Easy to get in, and out, and it stays put.

turn the choke in snug plus an eighth of a turn and you are golden.

 

[Beaner1976]

I use remington grease for my chokes, so thick she locks her in good and no worry when removal time comes.

 

[C77]

plus one for CLP. I used grease but found that it was harder to clean out and dirt and fouling stuck to it.

 

[guntech]

Has or does anyone use Loctite Never Seez(similar product) on the threads of their chokes?

Yes.