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Anyone who has ever tried to swap a choke tube that has been sitting in the barrel a season too long knows the struggle. The little stamped key from the factory just does not cut it once carbon and gunk lock things down. Carlson's built this T-Handle wrench for exactly those moments, giving you a proper grip and the leverage to break tubes free without scraping up your knuckles or resorting to a pair of pliers.
The magic here is the shape. That upright T-handle lets you wrap your hand around it and put real torque into the turn, which makes a huge difference on tubes that have not moved in a while. It works on choke tubes with slotted ends, and Carlson's rates it to handle any choke down to a .690 constriction, including extra full sizes. If you shoot turkey loads or run tighter constrictions, that range covers you.
This one is built for 12 gauge tubes and fits the common two-notch and four-notch slotted designs from the major choke makers. It is a big step up from those thin flat keys that ship in the box, and plenty of folks keep one in the range bag and another in the truck. Turn counterclockwise to back a tube out, clockwise to snug the next one in, and you are back to shooting in seconds.
It is compact enough to toss in a vest pocket, a blind bag, or a cleaning kit without a second thought. Whether you are switching from a skeet choke to something tighter mid-round or handling routine cleaning at home, having the right tool on hand beats improvising every time. For anyone who runs interchangeable chokes, this is one of those cheap little tools that earns its keep fast.
It is made for 12 gauge choke tubes with slotted ends, which covers most common two-notch and four-notch designs from the major choke makers. Carlson's rates it to remove any choke down to a .690 constriction, including extra full sizes. If your tube has slotted notches on the end, this wrench should grab it.
The upright T-handle lets you grip it fully and apply more torque than those thin stamped keys allow. That extra leverage is exactly what you need for tubes that have carbon built up or have been sitting tight for a while. Plenty of folks consider it a solid upgrade over the factory key.
Yes. Turn counterclockwise to back a tube out and clockwise to seat the next one. It handles both ends of the job, so you only need the one tool for swapping chokes at the range or the blind.
No, it works with slotted choke tubes from many manufacturers, not just Carlson's brand. As long as your 12 gauge tube has the slotted end the wrench engages, it will do the job. That makes it a handy catch-all for a range bag.
| UPC | 723189066086 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 06608 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1125 |
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