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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hangfire" data-source="post: 3758320" data-attributes="member: 27673">[USER=44288]@Snattlerake[/USER] I've never had a stuck choke (knock on wood) so my method has always worked for me.After every shooting session (at the very most two) remove the choke and clean it good with a gun solvent, I use Hoppe's, then oil the threads liberally with your favorite gun oil and reinstall snug with a choke wrench.A loose choke can ruin your day also and I've gotten in the habit of after every few rounds reaching up and checking to see if my choke is still tight.......easy to do with extended, knurled tubes.I tried anti-seize years ago and it's messy, runs and hard to remove when you want it off.</blockquote>