Where do you store your choke tubes?!?

[esp]

I store mine in a Crown Royal bag.

[L3mon]

I store mine in a Crown Royal bag.

Win!

[BIGTERRY75]

In the safe

[hot_rod_eddie]

Buckshot, it is probably in the last place you will look.

Of course it will be in the last place he looks. Why would he keep looking if he already found it ???? lol

[smokeless]

If you had Briley chokes, they supply a choke case and lub.

[goose48]

Choke tube case attached to my gun cases

[RLUM]

Each gun has own case and each case has chokes for said gun.

[HTDUCK]

Keep them in a plastic case in the trunk of my car. Along with three or four flats of shells.

[cj7zrcool]

Mine are in my hard-side shell case.

[BIGTERRY75]

some in the safe, couple in center console of truck and the most used in the barrel

lol

[Texifornia]

I keep them in my bird bag

[Sidro]

I have zipper cases for my chokes like the Allen case above. I just put the clip on the trigger guard on the shotgun. Each gun has its own choke tube case and this way they don't get lost.

[Black Ice]

I have an insert for a tackle box I keep mine in.

[Gummi Bear]

I tend to organize things so they make sense to me.

I have a "go box" that I always grab. It has a few rounds of everything I own.

I also have a "rifle box" and a "shotgun box" and a "hunting essentials" set up in totes.

Shotgun box has several boxes of ammo (12 and 20ga), my shell bag, choke tube box & wrench, game shears, a few disposable ear plugs, wildlife transfer forms, and a couple of ammo totes stacked on top of it.

Rifle box has bipod and bags, ammo for this and that, some basic tools, etc.

Hunting essentials has rope, gambrel, backpack (already packed), hunting lights, etc. I want to add a scale, I keep forgetting to pick one up.

Every trip I grab a combo of totes and always have the gear I need. I still live the "Be Prepared" to the letter.

[dclifton]

I have a modified and full extended black chokes in my waterfowl blind bag. All the rest stay in my shooting Bag. That goes on all the dove and pheasant trips and also to the sporting clays, skeet shoots etc.