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Saw a good one today . Choke wouldn't come out . Soak it in vinegar the poor man was recommended ,so he did. Choke still wont come out , but all the barrel black has come of beautifuly .

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Maybe he could try heating it with an oxy-acetylene torch to cherry red and have the barrels come apart too?

That vinegar probably rusted it further too.

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What about cutting that section right off the end of bbl?

Then you can work at it from the other side.

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Very first thing he should have tried was the old tried and true B.F.H.

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BFH? I lead a sheltered life....

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Big F???ing Hammer.

Plumber talk.



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This post make me want to throw up, sad things have been done to
many a fine gun :>)

Left handed reamer comes to mind

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freeze it, then put it over a steaming kettle until very hot. then before it cools, try your choke tube wrench. if that fails, then seek professional help.


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Tap the choke tube left hand thread, screw in a bolt and unscrew choke.

Or make up a bread, sugar, and iodine poultice and draw it out overnight.

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I only had one that was fairly stuck; a Briley thinwall. A little too much torque with the wrench they provided and it split the full length. It came out fairly easily then.


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