Attributes
- Weapon type:
AR-15
- Delivery weight: 0.249kg
- Shipping height: 5mm
- Shipping width: 102mm
- Shipping length: 246mm
- UPC: 050806006638
AR-15
Product no.: 080000670
Mfr. No.: 100254
050806006638 Dedicated wrench has four precision-machined teeth that ensure full, non-slip engagement of all four notches in an M4-type receiver extension nut for easy removal and installation of collapsible carbine buttstocks. Transfers all the torquing force to the nut for fast tightening or removal without risk of damage to nut, extension tube, or receiver caused by the wrench slipping. Includes the handy add-on features of our universal M4 buttstock tool: pry blade/screwdriver, ½" square torque drive opening, fixed stock receiver extension remover, and a convenient hole in the handle for hanging the wrench on a pegboard. Heavy duty steel construction, machined from a single piece of .312 thick steel, with a durable black oxide finish.Delivery time approx. 7-14 days.
The CAR-15/M4 Buttstock Wrench from BROWNELLS is an essential tool for any firearms enthusiast. Designed specifically for M4-type receiver extension nuts, this dedicated wrench ensures a secure grip for easy installation and removal of collapsible carbine buttstocks.
Upgrade your gunsmithing toolkit with the BROWNELLS M4 Buttstock Wrench and experience the ease of maintaining your firearms.
AR-15
The right tool for the job 01/03/2017
Very thick steel. This is what you want to remove those castle nut especially those that were staked by Colt. Can also be used on rifle receiver extension plus what's nice is there's a 1/2" drive for torque wrench. Not all receiver extension wrenches will have it. I really liked the 4 notches of the wrench how thick they were made really extending more on the notches of the castle nut. Get it and you'll be glad you did!
3rd time is the charm 03/08/2015
This is my 3rd wrench. Too bad it wasn't the first. Fits both Stag and DPMS nuts. It's short, but I think that is by design. Longer might lead to over-torquing. By being short, it encourages me to use a torque wrench for leverage.
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