Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Wheeler Accurizing Torque Wrench is currently on sale at Amazon.com for only $35.99. This is a great torque wrench for gunsmithing.
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From the manufacturer:
The Wheeler Engineering F.A.T. Wrench is a hand driven, click/clutch system torque wrench that is very useful in apply the necessary torque to most firearms and firearm accessory fasteners. The F.A.T. Wrench features an ergonomic handle, a standard 1/4" hex drive tip, and can be used to apply torque from 10 to 65 in-lbs at 5 in-lbs increments. Common uses include; but are not limited to; instillation of scope rings and base screws, action screws and trigger guard screws. With proper care and use, the F.A.T. Wrench will provide you with a lifetime of reliable service. Package includes 9 bits and a square drive adapter.
-The F.A.T. Wrench is used like a screwdriver; it is not a ratcheting device.
-Leaving the F.A.T. Wrench adjusted at a high torque setting for extended periods of time may damage the internal mechanisms, resulting in inaccurate torque adjustments. ALWAYS ADJUST THE F.A.T. WRENCH TO THE LOWEST TORQUE SETTINGS AFTER EACH USE.
-Adjusting the F.A.T. Wrench beyond the torque wrench setting of 65 in-lbs may damage the internal mechanisms, resulting in inaccurate torque adjustments.
-The F.A.T. Wrench is compatible with all the bits contained in the Wheeler Engineering 89 piece Screwdriver Set.
-The F.A.T. Wrench is designed for +/- 2 in-lbs accuracy up to 40 in-lbs, +/- 5% over 40 in-lbs.
-The F.A.T. Wrench can be used to apply torque to any fastener; it is not limited to firearms and firearm accessories.
-Always protect the area surrounding screw heads with masking tape to prevent marring of metal and wood finished - just in case a bit slips out of the screw head while tightening.
-Small, inexpensive screws can be damaged with high torque settings. Be sure to comply with recommended settings.
-Small bits can be damaged with high torque settings. Replacement bits are available.
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The Wheeler Accurizing Torque Wrench is currently on sale at Amazon.com for only $35.99. This is a great torque wrench for gunsmithing.
Get yours here: #ad amzn.to/2wYl3J2
From the manufacturer:
The Wheeler Engineering F.A.T. Wrench is a hand driven, click/clutch system torque wrench that is very useful in apply the necessary torque to most firearms and firearm accessory fasteners. The F.A.T. Wrench features an ergonomic handle, a standard 1/4" hex drive tip, and can be used to apply torque from 10 to 65 in-lbs at 5 in-lbs increments. Common uses include; but are not limited to; instillation of scope rings and base screws, action screws and trigger guard screws. With proper care and use, the F.A.T. Wrench will provide you with a lifetime of reliable service. Package includes 9 bits and a square drive adapter.
-The F.A.T. Wrench is used like a screwdriver; it is not a ratcheting device.
-Leaving the F.A.T. Wrench adjusted at a high torque setting for extended periods of time may damage the internal mechanisms, resulting in inaccurate torque adjustments. ALWAYS ADJUST THE F.A.T. WRENCH TO THE LOWEST TORQUE SETTINGS AFTER EACH USE.
-Adjusting the F.A.T. Wrench beyond the torque wrench setting of 65 in-lbs may damage the internal mechanisms, resulting in inaccurate torque adjustments.
-The F.A.T. Wrench is compatible with all the bits contained in the Wheeler Engineering 89 piece Screwdriver Set.
-The F.A.T. Wrench is designed for +/- 2 in-lbs accuracy up to 40 in-lbs, +/- 5% over 40 in-lbs.
-The F.A.T. Wrench can be used to apply torque to any fastener; it is not limited to firearms and firearm accessories.
-Always protect the area surrounding screw heads with masking tape to prevent marring of metal and wood finished - just in case a bit slips out of the screw head while tightening.
-Small, inexpensive screws can be damaged with high torque settings. Be sure to comply with recommended settings.
-Small bits can be damaged with high torque settings. Replacement bits are available.
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YouTube Channel: goo.gl/Ukj6oZ
BitChute Channel: goo.gl/PuLUFp
Website: muzzlefirst.com
Twitter: goo.gl/P1HtXN
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Most Recent Upload: goo.gl/WjJG22
Most Popular Upload: goo.gl/zF6JJM
Subscribe To Us On YouTube: goo.gl/GvzzDJ
At Muzzle First our goal is to make fun, information and educational videos for the firearms and outdoors enthusiast.
