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Thunder53

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I want to buy an inch/lbs torque wrench.

Any recommendations of what might be the best option(s)??

Thanks
 
Hell, I'd go with your normal shop torque wrench. I honestly dont trust the plastic encased torque wrenches. A SnapOn or Matco should serve you a lifetime. They have plenty of hex bits,screw driver bits, etc. that we use on the muzzle loaders.
 
Thanks for the feedback.

I was originally thinking Wheeler Fat Wrench, but had read some negative reviews.

But with 3 "thumbs up" here I'll probably give one a try.
 
Found a "Fatty" on sale and picked it up.

Will be testing/using it over the next couple of days and will see how good it works.

Thanks for the input!
 
Thunder53 said:
I want to buy an inch/lbs torque wrench.

Any recommendations of what might be the best option(s)??

Thanks
harbor freight has them.
 
As a follow up, I have been using the Fat Wrench, not to be confused with the "fat wench", for the last month and it seems to work pretty good.

Happy with it so far.
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The fatty is on sale at Midway shooters supply for 39.99....

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/718023/wheeler-engineering-fat-firearm-accurizing-torque-torque-wrench-screwdriver?cm_vc=ProductFinding

i tried the fat wrench and did not like it..was off brand new ....so i ended up with a Proto one...like this one

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Proto-6106-Adjustable-Torque-Screwdriver-2-36-In-lb-1-4-Drive-w-Case-/371246146761?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item566ffea4c9

much better...and can be calibrated...
 
The Fat Wrench seems to be workiing pretty good.

if I had seen this other one first, I might have tried it, looks pretty nice.
 
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