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I bought a couple more chokes for my Browning, and I thought I'd save a few bucks by getting Carlson aftermarket instead of factory like my other 2. Then when I tried to screw the new choke in with my Browning choke wrench the slots where the wrench engages the choke were too small. Fortunately my car key was just the right size to tighten it. Is this intentional so they make you buy a Carlson choke wrench?
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I haven't run into that problem with Beretta chokes in the past, maybe it's a Carlson thing.
I have since started using the extended chokes, no wrench needed! -
I've used a Quarter.Luck favors the prepared.
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I put mine in and take them out with my fingers. Never lost one yet.Comment
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