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Midwest Industries MIARAW Armorer’s Wrench 4140 Heat Treated Steel for AR-Platform

$58.86
Brand
Midwest Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Wrenches & Drivers
UPC
812102033271

Overview

The Midwest Industries AR Professional Armorer’s Wrench is a versatile tool constructed from 4140 heat-treated steel, designed for maintenance and assembly of 5.56 and 7.62 AR-platform components. It features a 1/2-inch drive for use with torque wrenches and provides torque specifications directly on the handle. The wrench is compatible with encapsulated and pin-style barrel nuts, including GI-style nuts, and includes a drive end for all Midwest Industries free-float barrel nuts (CRM, SLH, CRT, CRLW, ULW, G3M, G4M, and SP series). Additional integrated features include a 3/4-inch wrench for A2 muzzle devices and thin-profile suppressor mounts, a castle nut driver with 3-notch engagement, a small hammer head, and a combat bottle opener. This tool is made in the USA.

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Listings In Stock — 30d

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