I use True Blue Suppressor Syrup on my choke tubes and I have noticed the following:

Historically, I’ve used a few different brands of conventional choke tube greases.  All of them worked as promised, but when I tried Suppressor Syrup, I noticed the Suppressor Syrup performed better in a couple of unique ways:

Choke tubes lubricated with Suppressor Syrup had significantly less carbon build up and were much easier to clean than chokes lubricated with conventional choke tube grease.  Due to the Suppressor Syrup being clear, the chokes appeared cleaner and didn’t appear to have a grimy build up in the threads.

When installing or removing choke tubes coated with conventional choke tube grease, I experienced a gritty or rough feeling when screwing the chokes in or out of the barrel.  Carbon build up in the threads was apparent and chokes were challenging to clean.  After switching to Suppressor Syrup, I no longer experienced the gritty feeling when installing/removing choke tubes and there appeared to be significantly less carbon build up in the threads.