Thread: Torque wrench

Originally Posted by MSL

About 3 inch pounds difference


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Your a dick


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Originally Posted by buzzman

Your a dick


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It's not his fault
He was born that way :-)

I would think not too much difference? someone more mechanically minded may be able to offer an informed opinion. 65"lbs is a lot of torque for a rifle part anyway.

I use a 1/4 drive Warren and Brown ( motor trade) torque wrench if you can find one. Very good quality Australian made.

I have a Teng Tools one, comes with bits and a calibration certificate. Got it through the local TradeZone

I have a Vortex torque-wrench. Came with corresponding bits and calibration cert. I like it very much.

Do you know what size u need Buzz? I’ve a few sizes and am only using the one atm.


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Originally Posted by Danny

Do you know what size u need Buzz? I’ve a few sizes and am only using the one atm.


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I got a fix it stick preset thingy and put a socket on it ,works well will take pic in morning chur


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Went this way seems Algoods but probably better ways cheers


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I have a Norbar 1/4" 1-20 Nm that I've used for the last 15 years. Can't remember what it cost but remember it was expensive. Still, I've had a lot of use out of it.