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Anyone who has ever fought with a choke tube that's been sitting in a barrel a season too long knows the value of a good wrench. The Carlson's T-Handle Choke Wrench is built for exactly that job. The T-shaped grip lets you wrap your whole hand around it, so instead of pinching a flat wrench between two fingers and hoping it doesn't slip, you get real leverage behind every turn. That extra torque is what makes the difference on chokes that have carburetter tight from powder residue, moisture, or just plain neglect.
This wrench works with 20 gauge choke tubes that have slotted ends, which covers the vast majority of tubes on the market. It fits both two-notch factory chokes and four-notch aftermarket styles, and it'll back out any choke down to .690 constriction or extra full. The design keeps the wrench seated in the slots so it doesn't twist out and chew up the notches while you're leaning into it.
Carlson's makes their wrenches out of heat-treated stainless steel, so you can put your weight into a stuck tube without worrying about the tool bending or flexing on you. It's a simple, no-nonsense piece of gear that lives happily in a range bag, a blind box, or the top drawer of your bench. Toss it in with your cleaning kit and it'll be there the day a choke decides it doesn't want to come out.
Carlson's has been building choke tubes and accessories in the USA for decades, and this wrench carries that same straightforward, made-to-work reputation. If you swap chokes for different loads or clean your barrel regularly, having the right tool on hand beats improvising with pliers every single time.
It's built to work with 20 gauge choke tubes that have slotted ends, which is the most common style out there. It handles both two-notch factory chokes and four-notch aftermarket tubes, and it'll remove any choke down to .690 constriction or extra full. If your tube has slots on the end, this wrench is designed to grab it.
The T-handle gives you a full-hand grip, which translates into a lot more leverage than pinching a flat wrench between your fingers. That makes a real difference on chokes that have seized up from residue or moisture. If you regularly deal with stubborn tubes, the extra torque is worth it.
Carlson's makes it from heat-treated stainless steel so it won't bend when you put your weight into it. Users maintaining multiple shotguns have reported freeing up several stuck chokes with it. The design also keeps the wrench seated in the slots so it doesn't slip and mangle the notches.
Yes, it works for both removing and installing slotted choke tubes. That said, remember to only snug chokes in hand-tight rather than cranking them down, since overtightening on install is often what makes them tough to remove later.
| UPC | 723189066093 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 06609 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0875 |
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