Okay.....I admit it..I am a gadget nut and love all manner of tools. I also love to cook, and am constantly buying first one kitchen gizmo or another. The ones that work well go in my gadget drawer. The ones that don't either go in the trash or are donated to my younger sisters that don't cook as well as do I...Ha ha. I can fully understand that . My reasoning with buying a high quality tool is that if I take reasonable care of it...(And don't loan it to the Brother in Law.) I only have to buy it once. It saddens me that we live in a Throw Away society where its easier, and cheaper to buy a new one than it is to repair the old. One way, I suppose, is to look behind you. If you see a slight blue haze in the rear view mirror then either you have a fancy tinted rear window or the beginnings of a major catastrophe. And should it be the latter, there is no mistaking the smell of burning oil. The double-ended savage barrel nut wrench fits both early and late model nuts on the 110 and 10 series rifles. It also features two 1/2" square drive holes for a swing bar or a torque wrench. With this tool, you can easily remove and install barrel nuts without damaging your rifle.

Then why use tools that only get us by? My Brownells gunsmithing screw driver set sits proudly atop my work bench, beside the Snap On, inch pound torque wrench I just acquired, my Starret 1" micrometer, And 1/2" read ball mic from the same company a 6" Mitutoyo Stainless Dial Caliper and a .0001-.250 read dial indicator. Along with a copy of Sinclairs International reloaders catolog to drool over on the days when the weather doesnt permit shooting good groups. Our machines are all specifically designed to our client's requirements and incorporate various solutions according to their specific application - our machines can be designed for one or two working directions. Specific design features of our drum reclaimers Wheeler is the manufacturer of this high-quality barrel nut tool. It falls under the main category of Barrel Nut Tools. Whether you're a professional gunsmith or a DIY enthusiast, this tool is a must-have for any serious rifle owner.

The 90° Muzzle Facing Cutter & Steel Pilot by BROWNELLS is made of hardened steel and is used to square a muzzle after shortening or repair dings and damage. The drill is piloted to follow the original bore and has high-grade features such as deep hole flute geometry, special helix angle to prevent jamming, reinforced web for accurate hole dimensions, and nitrided lands for long life. Available in 2-pilot or 5-pilot kits, the Precision Reamers Muzzle Crown Refacing Kit comes with a manual handle and adapter for slow, even cuts and precise indexing of muzzle brakes. Pilots are made of steel and are 8¾” (22.2cm) overall length. The kit includes a storage case, instructions, and all necessary wrenches and gauges. I mean all this with good natured fun guys. Because I know that many of you feel the exact same way as I feel for well made tools. After all, a firearm is little more than a purpose built tool. And I think only the good ones are fun.

I have always been disappointed with bought scrapers. Maybe its that when making your own you learn how to sharpen them, making keeping them sharp a mastered skill. I don't know. I can make a scraper in 30 minutes - why buy? The scrapers are made from tough alloy tool steel and precision-ground, sharpened, and ready to use.Yes, this was the inspiration to my homemade unit. I don't sell them. Just made one that I gave to a friend, and now am gonna have to make myself another one. The Facing Cutter is 3¼" (8.2cm) long, with a 1" (2.5cm) or .750" (19mm) diameter as required, while the handle is 3½" (8.9cm) long and made of aluminum. The Pilot is 1¼" (3.2cm) long and made of hardened steel. Made with 4140 steel, these liners are button rifled for accuracy and come with complete instructions for installation using either soldering or ACRAGLAS bonding.