Attributes
- Model:
M1A
- Weapon type:
Springfield
- Delivery weight: 3.538kg
- UPC: 050806020801
Product no.: 080800114
050806020801 The only commercially available action wrench system that surrounds and supports the receiver ring and recoil lug to distribute potentially damaging torque forces equally. The solid steel base has a unique, machined relief to clear the recoil lug on most Mauser-type bolt action rifles and, the individual, bolt-on Heads are machined to provide an exact fit around and against the receiver ring or barrel nut for each of the firearm models listed. Together, they support the receiver in a ring of steel and greatly increase the amount of surface gripping area to totally eliminate twisted bolt ways or damaged, ruined receivers. This is the most advanced, complete, professional-quality, Action Wrench System. With it, you can prevent expensive receiver damage on MOST popular rifle actions, including military models, plus, models for selected handguns. Supports top, side and bottom of the forward ring of the receiver. Fits most variations of these rifles including the BM-59.Backorderable, delivery time approx. 4-12 weeks from the USA warehouse.
The M14/M1A/M1 Garand Rifle Action Wrench & Head from BROWNELLS is the only commercially available action wrench system designed to provide unparalleled support for your firearm's receiver ring and recoil lug.
This action wrench system supports the top, side, and bottom of the forward ring of the receiver, making it compatible with most variations of these rifles, including the BM-59. Whether you're working on military models or selected handguns, this tool is essential for maintaining the integrity of your firearms.
Invest in the BROWNELLS Complete Springfield M1A Action Wrench and elevate your gunsmithing capabilities today!
M1A
Springfield
M1A Wrench 13/11/2015
So far I have used it to install new barrels onto new receivers. The fit of the M1A/M1 head seems to be good. It would be nice if the handle were longer. However, the main problem with the wrench is that, with the vise mounted to a work bench and the barrel set properly with the front sight base at 12:00 o'clock, the handle of the wrench is down at 5:00. This means to apply the torque to install the barrel one has to get on the floor and pull the handle towards you. This is an awkward position and very difficult to get the final alignment. Also, instead of putting the force to the table in a downward direction, the force is sideways and most tables are not built to best handle force in that direction.
poor fit for M1a 14/08/2013
Nothing great about a wrench with a bad fit.
The top of the wrench is cut too shallow for a good grip and the curve has numerous irregularities. This is partially why the directions tell you to use brass shims! (not revealed in the addvertisement) I just hope that I didn't twist my action! Look elsewhere!
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