Griffin Armament Armorers Wrench

Manufactured by Griffin Armament
SKU: GACART
MPN: GACART
Manufactured by Griffin Armament
3 Reviews
$9.95

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Details

The Griffin Armament 4140 chrome moly steel Armorer's Wrench is one multi-purpose tool that should be in every AR-owners kit. Easily install muzzle devices, castle nuts, and handguards to your AR-15 or AR-308 rifles. The heavy duty black oxide finish and 48RC hardening offer a lifetime of service.

Features:
  • 4140 Steel Construction
  • Black Oxide / Oil Dip finish
  • 1/2" Drive Compatible
  • 3/4" and 5/8" open end wrenches
  • 3-prong castle nut wrench
  • Bottle opener
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BrandGriffin Armament
California Prop 65 warning

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Nice fit

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I was a little wary after reading other review that it took machining to make the wrench fit, but mine matched up to the castle nut perfectly.

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Great inexpensive castle nut tool

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Fits the castle nut perfectly. Fits a 1/2” torque wrench perfectly. What else do you expect from a castle nut tool? Torqued to 40 lb/ft and the job is complete.

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Needed some adjustment to work properly.

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The castle nut wrench was about 1/16th out on opposing locking lugs, it would barely engage the castle nut indents. I ended up using the oxy torch and a hammer to tap them in a bit to engage more. The top lug didn't engage by about the same amount but I had the 2 opposing lugs tight enough to do the job. Now that that job is done it will be used as a bottle opener in the garage.

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