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Thread: Torque specs

  1. 20-07-2024, 11:09 AM #1
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    Torque specs

    Looking for the torque specs for my new M18 as I want to put on an MTN pic rail. I found a couple of figures online of 5nm and 41ft/lbs. Anyone know if these are correct? I use a fat wrench which of course is in imperial.

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  3. 20-07-2024, 11:20 AM #2
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    It definitely won't be 41ft/lbs maybe 41 inch/lbs
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    5nm is for the action screws on the M18. Not for optics screws or any other screws on the rifle. That is the figure quoted to me by Mauser when I asked them for the torque settings on the M18. If you PM me an email address, I would be happy to forward you the email if you would like.
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    What's 5nm in imperial?

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    Don’t you use the wrong screw driver and torque it up until they wreck the screw head and call it done
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