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3/30/2026 6:44:34 PM EDT
Hello all,
I live in EE so if this is the wrong place to post my bad! Anyway, I’m needing a urx 3.1 removed for a barrel swap but don’t have their proprietary armorers wrench. Is there anyway to remove this thing without spending $200+ on a wrench I might not use again for another 5 years?
3/30/2026 7:02:35 PM EDT
[#1]
You’ll need the wrench.

You could try hunting around for one to borrow or put your name on the list for D.Wilson’s, which is only 75.
3/30/2026 7:19:02 PM EDT
[#2]
URX Barrel Nut Wrench for URX II/3/3.1 and SR15 / $49.99

It's aluminum and I have zero personal experience with it nor the vendor. ^^^^


Another option....

https://www.ar15.com/forums/AR-15/The-TOOL-LOAN-Thread/4-696435/
3/30/2026 7:23:51 PM EDT
[#3]
Also worth noting, the rail will have to be clamped in alignment with the upper when removing, and may require heat if it’s got loctite..

And you’ll need the Fh/GB off if you plan to use an enclosed wrench, obviously..
4/12/2026 4:23:32 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Wriley2015:
Hello all,
I live in EE so if this is the wrong place to post my bad! Anyway, I’m needing a urx 3.1 removed for a barrel swap but don’t have their proprietary armorers wrench. Is there anyway to remove this thing without spending $200+ on a wrench I might not use again for another 5 years?
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Why not just send the entire assembly and new barrel to Dave and let him do the swap?

IMO, the URX 3.1 needs more than a wrench.

I use the YHM picatinny vise jaws to hold the upper and rail together while heating the URX barrel nut.



I took this picture to show my steps during a 3.1 install, but you get the idea.

Dave could probably get it done for you in a week or 2.
Be killing sin or sin will be killing you. -John Owen
4/12/2026 4:24:57 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By GeistACWM:
Also worth noting, the rail will have to be clamped in alignment with the upper when removing, and may require heat if it’s got loctite..

And you’ll need the Fh/GB off if you plan to use an enclosed wrench, obviously..
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yup!
Be killing sin or sin will be killing you. -John Owen
4/22/2026 12:51:05 PM EDT
[#6]
DId you ever find a tool or get the ring off?

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