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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    bugguered if I know...I keep trying the wee stars till I get he correct one!!!! same with the allen key ones,its a bugger when have to put on glasses to see screws then take them off to look through scope,then back on for adjustment again.....actually switched scope not 20 minutes ago using the wee star drive thing.because its some 2" long I didnt even bother putting handle on it...it is tight enough it wont ever move on rimfire.
    Its ok MD just thought you might know as my new kit comes as low as a T10 so was just hoping it fits
    When hunting think safety first

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunter_Nick View Post
    Never use high strength ‘red’ Loctite on ring screws! Had to help a mate get a Nightforce out of a set of rings that had been glued up with high strength. Tell ya, it was high stress! Very careful use of heat sorted it, just…..
    Ok thanks for the heads up
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    Heres a thread on sets of screwdriver bits with some recommendations for brands: https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....-wrench-27447/

    I found it good to buy a set that had lots of fifferent bits: flat, phillips, square, hex, torx etc cost $50.
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    Fat wrench comes with a set of bits
    1/4 Sq
    2x Torx
    3x Allen
    4x Flat head

    I managed to strip the corners off my 'approx' T15 torx bit that came with the set, but I bought a set of Bosch torx drive bits from Mitre 10, (T15 - T40)
    the set fits in with the rest of the FAT wrench set.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mm Rem Mag View Post
    Its ok MD just thought you might know as my new kit comes as low as a T10 so was just hoping it fits
    yes it should be a t10 torx bit .
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    I've got a Vortex torque screw driver. From that Bronco Sports outfit in Tauranga. Does the job nicely also. Have not used a Fat Wrench to compare.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ftx325 View Post
    yes it should be a t10 torx bit .
    Yes it ended up being a T10.

    It had stated on the website that the Fat wrench came with a T10,T15 & T20 bit however when it arrived yesterday it only had a T15 & T20 so I had to run around town and find a T10.

    So if buying one just be aware of this
    When hunting think safety first

 

 

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