Fix It Sticks New Pistol Armorer’s Kit is the Ultimate Portable Pistol Tool Kit

[Annihilator]

This would make a nice addition to anyone who might need some gunsmith’s tools.

Fix It Sticks New Pistol Armorer's Kit is the Ultimate Portable Pistol Tool Kit - The Truth About Guns

&#9664Previous Post We’ve used Fix It Sticks tools for years. They’re compact, handy, high quality tools that help you work on and dial in the proper torque when you’re mounting a scope, installing a new quad rail, or doing virtually any other job you want to get done when working on your guns...

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[HayesGreener]

I have a set with torque wrench that I use often. Great for mounting scopes and red dots. Quality tools

 

[Bassbob]

Sounds like Glock armorers kit.

There’s other guns besides Glocks.

 

[Old_Me]

Sounds like Glock armorers kit.

There’s other guns besides Glocks.

 

[javbike]

That’s a lot of money for tools for a Glock

 

[Annihilator]

Sounds like Glock armorers kit.

There’s other guns besides Glocks.

It’s not Glock specific, if you go to the web site it’s for all pistols, it has certain tools for Glocks that’s all……sheeeeshhhh
So many Glock and Ruger haters here, maybe I should start a HK or Sig haters thread here, bet that would go over good…….

 

[Old_Me]

Glock tool kit

1) smithing block

2) hammer

3) screw driver

4) file

5) oil can

 

[HayesGreener]

I have the Glock factory armorer tool kit. The fixit kit I have is mostly for turning and torqueing screws. I have yet to find any screws on a Glock, other than the optic mounting plate. I just mounted a red dot on a Glock 34 yesterday and the torque driver was just the thing.

 

[Belt Fed]

I likes it but holy crap it's high dollar. that cost way more than a whole hi point gun.

 

[Marek71]

That’s a lot of money for tools for a Glock

I'll just buy a new Glock.

 

[Bassbob]

It’s not Glock specific, if you go to the web site it’s for all pistols, it has certain tools for Glocks that’s all……sheeeeshhhh
So many Glock and Ruger haters here, maybe I should start a HK or Sig haters thread here, bet that would go over good…….

I'm not a Glock hater.

 

[Bassbob]

It's true.

 

[HayesGreener]

I'm not a Glock hater.

Well they are not bad except for melting in hot cars.. .

 

[Annihilator]

Well they are not bad except for melting in hot cars.. .

Hey, you’re talking about a HK, not a Glock..…

 

[Old_Me]

I have a set with torque wrench that I use often. Great for mounting scopes and red dots. Quality tools

i was recently considering this torque driver for smithing........you have one or know of this tools quality..??

Smart-Torq® – REAL AVID®

www.realavid.com

(amazon sells it cheaper by like $20)

 

[HayesGreener]

I dont know that one. Wheeler has always been the standard

Wheeler Manual Firearms Accurizing Torque Wrench with Inch/Pounds Measurement, Bits and Storage Case for Scope Mounting, Gunsmithing and Maintenance https://a.co/d/gZQOcho

 

[Bassbob]

i was recently considering this torque driver for smithing........you have one or know of this tools quality..??

Smart-Torq® – REAL AVID®

www.realavid.com

(amazon sells it cheaper by like $20)

I'm not sure why you would spend more than the $39 the Wheeler sells for. This looks like a clone of it and I very seriously doubt it's any more precise. I have checked the Wheeler against my high end, professional grade torque wrenches and the Wheeler is accurate.

 

[Old_Me]

I'm not sure why you would spend more than the $39 the Wheeler sells for. This looks like a clone of it and I very seriously doubt it's any more precise. I have checked the Wheeler against my high end, professional grade torque wrenches and the Wheeler is accurate.

actually, Amazon sells this Wheeler for like $60, down from $80.

and truth be told, i didn't know Wheeler had one...

i do have a full set of hollow ground driver bits from them however.

 

[Bassbob]

actually, Amazon sells this Wheeler for like $60, down from $80.

and truth be told, i didn't know Wheeler had one...

i do have a full set of hollow ground driver bits from them however.

Must have went up quite a bit. I paid $40 for mine.

And the bits are fine for installation. Use actual drivers, not driver/bit combos, for removing screws. Unless you like drilling stripped screws out.

 

[Old_Me]

Must have went up quite a bit. I paid $40 for mine.

And the bits are fine for installation. Use actual drivers, not driver/bit combos, for removing screws. Unless you like drilling stripped screws out.

yeah, i know...as a former wrencher, i never used a torque wrench to remove (or even install), just for torquing to specs.