Torque Wrench Which One?

[james]

Need to purchase a torque wrench for small jobs, tighten scope bases, rings, install optics on pistols etc. looking for recommendations.

Thanks

 

[R&B]

I've used the Wheeler F.A.T. wrench for a few years now and works well for me.



-R&B

 

[jpx2rk]

I have the Wheeler Fat wrench, no issues, seems accurate enough for my varmint rifles. I just received a few weeks back some of the Fix-it stick torque tools, just because I wanted 'em. I was putting a new stock on a RFBR rifle over the weekend, and did a rough comparision between the two on the action screws. I set the actions screws at 25 in/# with the Fix-it, and then tried the Wheeler, I could not see the action screws move before the Wheeler tool broke free so to speak.

 

[Walt Krafft]

Fixit sticks

 

[NZ_Fclass]

Or get one designed for push bikes. Smaller that automotive and can ususally be found on auction sites. I got mine used from a local supplier. 1/4 drive. You don't need much accuaracy - so long as the torque is consistant.

 

[coldboreshot]

Fixit sticks

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

[GT Accuracy]

fixit stix +1

 

[CCM]

I've gone through 2 FAT wrenches. I have a Wiha now.

 

[22turborimfire]

I've been pleased with Wera torque screwdrivers for rings and bases.

 

[jghoghunter]

I have a fat wrench and fixitstixs been happy with both.

 

[Chaotik]

I have both the Wheeler FAT wrench and the fix it sticks. I find that I use the fix it sticks about 95% of the time.

 

[Kevin1990]

I'd love to see a test of various brands of torque wrench's and how accurate they are. I've had a gunsmith tell me that the FAT wrenches can be pretty inaccurate. (that's what I use at the moment.)