PDTXCLS Briley Speed Wrench(20Ga)

I recently acquired a used Remington 11-87 20 gauge. I assume it was from the original owner, and was not perfectly maintained. It had the factory flush mount modified choke tube installed, and by my best estimate, it had never been removed for cleaning. That suckered was seized tight! I had soaked the muzzle in Hoppes #9 and also in penetrating oil (not at the same time) and the factory choke wrench was useless. The Briley's choke wrench fits snug, putting pressure on the inner wall of the choke tube, while also having 4 studs that perfectly fit into the 4 notches in the choke tube. You can apply an insane amount of torque to the choke tube without the wrench slipping. That being said, my choke tube was so seized that I bent the crap out of the wrench handle without budging the choke tube. In my frustration, I decided to apply pressure to the handle using a hillbilly speed wrench (claw hammer) and after 12 significant blows, the choke tube finally broke loose. No damage done to the shotgun barrel, and no damage to the choke tube. This choke wrench did EXACTLY what I needed it to. I will be purchasing another to replace the one I destroyed in the above process, as under normal usage, this product is perfect!The above usage is not recommended by any firearms manufacturer or any gunsmith. All above work was done with an unloaded and disassembled shotgun, and in a semi controlled environment. Do not try this at home.

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...it might not be the one you need. This wrench works with browning/Winchester invector chokes and Beretta choke tubes. It will not work for Briley thin wall tubes. The lugs for the thin wall tubes are smaller, so if you have aftermarket or factory Merkel tubes, you need the speed wrench specifically for that line of tubes.

High quality briley product Exactly what I was looking for.