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I was thinking I'd seen some kind of expanding plug type wrench somewhere. (Maybe it was really the sanding mandrel for my Dremel tool!  ) That looks perfect, and I think I know where I can pick one up tomorrow. Thanks Art.
Mark
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ShootingStar, There's also some cam operated boat bailer plugs that expand. I think 5/8" (.625) might work for 20 ga (.615) http://www.saveonboating.com/products.asp?cat=86
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Find the website for Shotgun Sports magazine, and you will find the expanding plastic crank-type choke wrenches. It's been a while, but I think they came in 20 gauge.
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On ArtS's recommendation, I picked up one at Cabela's today. Works like a champ! The copper colored one is for 20 ga., and can be had for less than $20. If you have an RBL coming, do yourself a favor.  Carlson's or Cabela's
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Good deal! Thanks for the tip Art and Mark.
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Just sent the order for the 12 & 20 Carlson's wrench(s); thanks for the tip & link. Let me add that I had no issue with the choke tubes in the RBL; but recommend you buy and use the black goo from Birchwood Casey: CHOKE TUBE LUBE. It comes in a 3/4oz tube, which is a lifetime supply.
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FYI, Brownells also has the Carlson's 20 gauge wrench (part # 155-102-020), I plan on ordering one also. Ruger GL's actually come with a vert similar tool in 12 ga.
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mike you gotta post some pics ,some of us are waiting and still can specify the wood type or at least request it.. pretty pls with sugar on top!
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