Posted: 1/5/2013 5:06:54 AM EDT
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I'm looking to buy a vise block...kind of leaning towards the wheeler engineering aluminum block. Anyone have a better suggestion?
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I'm looking to buy a vise block...kind of leaning towards the wheeler engineering aluminum block. Anyone have a better suggestion? Thanks ! http://geissele.com/reactionrod.aspx Sweet, thank very much fellows! 
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Only if a AR10 bolt lugs match those on a AR15. The splined end goes into the B/E and that's what transmits the force to the B/E. The rest of the body of the tool is the same diameter as a Bolt Carrier.
Will it work for an AR-10? My OBR work then? |
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Now that is a sweet concept! |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Only if a AR10 bolt lugs match those on a AR15. The splined end goes into the B/E and that's what transmits the force to the B/E. The rest of the body of the tool is the same diameter as a Bolt Carrier.Will it work for an AR-10? My OBR work then? I think 7.62 uses a larger diameter bolt, but I don't know. I like that it doesn't put any pressure on the upper and you don't have to worry about the 'pin' or gas tube. I think it's a great idea if you're removing a real tight muzzle devise. |