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Posted: 8/13/2013 3:00:09 PM EDT
| Looking to pick up a torque screwdriver for working on my rifles. I was curious to see what you all have and use in this department? |
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Mountz Micro Tourque, 10-50 inch pounds: http://www.mountztorque.com/products/torque-screwdrivers/emt |
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I have one of these and love it. Wheeler FAT screwdriver http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/primary/718/718023.jpg Got the same recently. Decent quality and appears to work well. The price was nice too. |
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I bought one of these and works great.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sturtevant-Richmont-CAL-36-4-Adjustable-Torque-Screwdriver-/290958285615?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43be771b2f |
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I bought one of these and works great. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sturtevant-Richmont-CAL-36-4-Adjustable-Torque-Screwdriver-/290958285615?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43be771b2f 36 in-lb is pretty limiting. |
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I have one of these and love it. Wheeler FAT screwdriver http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/primary/718/718023.jpg Same here! |
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Consistent torque plays a huge role in accurate shooting, even if you disregard the physical aspects of damaging or losing equipment. This is exactly why I posted. Been reading a lot on the effects of proper torquing & accuracy lately. I used to be the old school "turn it till its tight...then turn one more time" 
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This is exactly why I posted. Been reading a lot on the effects of proper torquing & accuracy lately. I used to be the old school "turn it till its tight...then turn one more time" Quoted:
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Consistent torque plays a huge role in accurate shooting, even if you disregard the physical aspects of damaging or losing equipment. This is exactly why I posted. Been reading a lot on the effects of proper torquing & accuracy lately. I used to be the old school "turn it till its tight...then turn one more time" Can anyone that uses them more often comment on the accuracy and consistency of the Wheeler FAT? I don't have any issues with anything coming loose or being stripped with it, so that's all I can judge by. |
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Can anyone that uses them more often comment on the accuracy and consistency of the Wheeler FAT? I don't have any issues with anything coming loose or being stripped with it, so that's all I can judge by. Quoted:
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Consistent torque plays a huge role in accurate shooting, even if you disregard the physical aspects of damaging or losing equipment. This is exactly why I posted. Been reading a lot on the effects of proper torquing & accuracy lately. I used to be the old school "turn it till its tight...then turn one more time" Can anyone that uses them more often comment on the accuracy and consistency of the Wheeler FAT? I don't have any issues with anything coming loose or being stripped with it, so that's all I can judge by. They seem to be just fine. I bought the Weaver because it was bigger, and gave me more to hold onto, other than that, the Wheeler seems just fine. |
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