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AR-15 Tools
cbxjeff
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It's time that I start installing my own stocks. I had it done 5 times last year and that's enough. Got a new Brownells AR cat. yesterday and it has many AR tools. Some do more that just have the stock wrench. I'm no gunsmith & AR's breakdown pretty easily. I don't know what to buy. Help appreciated guys.
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this is a starter set of what i consider "must have" tools as you gain experience you will add more, such as:
Thanks,
# 4 Is a barrel clamp so you can put the barrel into a vice and work on that if you have to.
This is a front sight post fixture used to remove and install front sight pins
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Thanks for the reply USN. I assume that pic #1 is a clamp to secure the upper for barrel installing etc and I recognize pic #3 as a combo wrench. What are #2 & #4?
Thanks,
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Make sure you get the insert (see it sticking out the rear of the upper reciever?) I'm not sure if ordering the clamp includes the insert. Important for stress relief while clamping down. Best, Joe
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Posted - 02/27/2010 : 9:53:22 PM Show Profile Email Poster Reply with Quote
quote:Originally posted by cbxjeff
Thanks for the reply USN. I assume that pic #1 is a clamp to secure the upper for barrel installing etc and I recognize pic #3 as a combo wrench. What are #2 & #4?
Thanks,
Added:
Make sure you get the insert (see it sticking out the rear of the upper reciever?) I'm not sure if ordering the clamp includes the insert. Important for stress relief while clamping down. Best, Joe
Some sellers don't include the insert and some do. Brownells for sure and I think Midway sell them with the insert. People selling these at gun shows usually don't.