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I have a couple of these for backups - they work surprisingly well for the price.
1/4'' SQUARE DRIVE TORQUE WRENCH
1/4'' SQUARE DRIVE TORQUE WRENCH
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Right you are Big Bore , That's the one I have been using for many years . I have it set for 40 or 42 inch/lbs for my Reworked 700 Rem . and it works like a charm . That reminds me ..... I should pick up another as a back-up . /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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tulku, 42 inch pounds torque - is that for your scope rings or action screws?
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I've been doing 65 LBS for the Rem700 action screws.......gotta be for the rings.......
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With the 6/24 threads of the Remington receiver screws, they should be torqued to 65 inch pounds.
The cap screws of your scope rings, no more than 15 inch pounds.
The cap screws of your scope rings, no more than 15 inch pounds.
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The massive 6 lug Burris XTR Rings specify 20 IN LBS. I talked to the Burris engineer and he was happy with 22 In Lbs. At $45/pair, I don't know why you'd by anything else.
The cap screws of your scope rings, no more than 15 inch pounds.
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The massive 6 lug Burris XTR Rings specify 20 IN LBS. I talked to the Burris engineer and he was happy with 22 In Lbs. At $45/pair, I don't know why you'd by anything else.
