Stuck choke tubes are caused by corrosion and the high stress of steel shot loads. The extreme temperature changes and pressure from repetitive shooting cause the choke tubes to seize. You can best prevent this by using a superior anti-seize lubricant, such as Tetra® Gun Grease. By treat …

CLP, or ‘cleaner, lubricant & protectant’, was approved for use in the 1960s by the U.S. Army Arsenal system as a down-and-dirty solution that would provide immediate, temporary lubrication and protection for small arms such as the M16 rifle and Colt M1911A1 semi-automatic pistol before retur …

Muzzleloaders have a history of corrosive fouling due to the use of black powder, aka gunpowder. When the charge is ignited, these powders leave a great deal of fouling, which requires extra attention. Not only should you clean metal surfaces after a shoot, but also you should then lubricate pa …