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STUCK CHOKE REMOVAL TOOL

STUCK CHOKE REMOVAL TOOL Reviews & Ratings

Originally designed for metal workers and mechanics to remove stuck bolts, the Brownells Stuck Choke Removal Tools are heavy-duty extractors that bite into the metal for extra traction so you can apply the force needed to remove a choke that refuses to budge with ordinary tools. Available for 12 and 20 gauge. Complete instructions included. CAUTION: muzzle damage can result if used incorrectly.

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Reviews Summary
Overall, reviewers express strong satisfaction with the Stuck Choke Removal Tool, noting its effectiveness in extracting stubborn choke tubes after other methods failed. While most users praise its reliability, a few mention that the tool's softness can lead to damaging the choke tube if not used carefully. Yet, many still recommend it for the right situations.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Effectiveness
65%
Many reviewers highlight the effectiveness of the tool in successfully removing stubborn choke tubes that were previously impossible to budge. They often compare it to other methods that failed, reinforcing its reputation as a reliable solution when used properly.
Product Quality
35%
The quality of the tool receives mixed feedback, with most noting it works well but warning that the material can be softer than the choke tubes, leading to potential damage. This has been a concern for some, though overall, the tool is seen as a solid investment for difficult cases.
Customer Service
25%
Several customers commend Brownell's customer service for promptly replacing lost tools or addressing concerns. The positive service experience contributes to a favorable impression of the brand overall.
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Choke removal tool
This tool was not hardened did not do any good just a waste of money
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Didn't work
I tried to remove a stuck choke tube from a Bennelli shotgun with no luck at all. I had previously talked with a Brownell's consultant and was told to follow the written instructions that came with the tool. I did that to the letter. The cutting edges of the tool were softer than the choke tube metal and merely broke away as I tried to twist the tool. I finally had to try another method of removal which I found on Youtube. I used JB Weld to glue in a deep well socket that was about 1/8 of an inch smaller in diameter than the choke tube. After letting it set up for 24 hours I used a ratchet to remove the socket which bonded to the choke tube. I would return the tool to Brownells except that postage would cost as much as the tool.