dlbleak,
I shoot a Weatherby SA-08 20 ga. and will give you a modified or full choke tube that will fit your barrel, so if you tear up the one that is stuck in your barrel, don't worry about it.
I shoot a Weatherby SA-08 20 ga. and will give you a modified or full choke tube that will fit your barrel, so if you tear up the one that is stuck in your barrel, don't worry about it.
That’s a fine offer! Thank you. My son has purchased a Briley duck choke that we’d like to use. If the choke gets trashed, it’s not a big deal I guess. I just didn’t consider sacrificing the choke until yesterday.
My God is this debacle going to run into 2023? Get on with it man!
Never put in a choke tube without it personally.
Always, especially on a waterfowl gun. Silver high temp automotive anti-seize.
The suggestions in this thread covered every trick I heard of and a few new ones on me.
I don't have any real suggestions but remembered the old saying "If it jams, force it. If it breaks, it needed replacing anyway."
Good luck OP.
I don't have any real suggestions but remembered the old saying "If it jams, force it. If it breaks, it needed replacing anyway."
Good luck OP.
Got an ultrasonic cleaner (Harbor Freight $60). Set your barrel in your solvent, in the cleaner, bore right over the transducer spot in the center. Lyman makes a specific thin oil for ultrasonic use that would be my go-to for this.
Be careful with this. I had a small ultrasonic that I used to clean a stainless steel pistol slide. I couldn’t get the whole slide in at one time. I can now see a faint line where the liquid level crossed the slide in both directions. Oil covers it up, but it is there when the oil is rubbed off.
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