British Special Forces 3rd Gen Integrated Upper Receiver’s from Colt Canada

[Nordic Marksman]

Seconded! Approximate cost Nordic?

Unfortunately these are not an in-expensive tool to replicate.
We cannot compete with cheap knockoffs made in Asia (and dont want to).

These are a quality tool made for years of service.

For the first production run, we will open a pre-order and for those that order, we will keep the price under $200.
Regular pricing on them will be $239.00.

Considering the work involved, I feel that's a very fair price on them.

[devolut]

Heck yes!

[Wildey]

Nice! Those look better than the original.

[Rebel Rouser]

Is it cheaper to machine it as one unit like Colt Canada did?

[Karnage]

I'm down for 1.

When's the pre-order going up?

[Nordic Marksman]

The first run of wrenches have arrived. In stock and on line now, click any photo to take you to them.

[red_star]

Was thinking if using the above wrench, barrels over 14" won't clear/pass 1-1/4 socket. Unless using a 1 1/4 crowfoot extension with 1/2" drive could be possible.
Are there plans of manufacturing this type of wrench?

[r34skyline]

Happy to see this tool commercially available now. Makes the mrr/iur platform more end user versatile to the regular joe.

[GuyBFF]

Crowfoot is very common and cheaply available at many tool vendors - sometimes individually.

Just one concern from your pic - they should almost always be at exactly a 90 degree angle from the torque wrench (unless you're calculating for the additional torque). At 0 degrees, your adding considerable leverage and subsequently more torque to the fastener.

[red_star]

That 90-deg torque application on a torque wrench adapter has been a long debate. In my milspec builds, I still follow how it was stated and drawn in the manuals. Torque wrench set to 40 ft-lb and parallel with adapter.