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Scope Ring Variable Wrench

Where did you find this reference?
If you’re looking for a torque wrench for mounting scopes, I can recommend one made by Real Avid: Real Avid at Amazon It is very good quality, comes with a set of bits, and allows for variable torque from 4 pounds up to 70.
 
I saw it in another videoo i ran across but cannot seem to locate it now. it is easy to get lost in watching video forums.

This was a silver "t" shaped wrench that seems pretty easy to use, all the host said was "its a c comp"

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boy that is the right shape, even though it is red, I think this one is for plumbing. the one I was seeing was for gunsmithing, has the correct torque seetings of up to 70 lbs, etc.

Thank You
 
team.jerry said:
boy that is the right shape, even though it is red, I think this one is for plumbing. the one I was seeing was for gunsmithing, has the correct torque seetings of up to 70 lbs, etc.

Thank You
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Well then, this may be the one:

WARNE MFG. COMPANY SCOPE RING TORQUE WRENCH | Brownells

Puts an end to the “How tight do I make it” question. Helps prevent over-torque damage to your favorite scope. Break away torque ...
www.brownells.com
 
I suppose a T handle gives you more leverage, but scope rings and various mounts on firearms rarely exceed 28 inch/lbs or so. The Wheeler Fat Wrench does anything I need it for.
 
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