torque wrench / screwdriver suggestions:

[amosfella]

Check Ebay for a CDI torque wrench. They're made by snap on now, but were a seperate company that snap on bought. Got a little 1/4" drive one for about $40. Just get the appropriate socket, and a really good bit set, and you're good to go. Klein makes a really good screw bit set as I hear.

 

[stetra52]

sinclair international a division of brownell , that is where I bought the CDI torque screwdriver 5-40 inch lbs. comes with certificate of calibration,with in 3 %,item # 150-200, Snapon owns the company,easy to set ,works fine. Sinclair is good to deal with prompt delivery,cost 170 plus freight,customs charge.

 

[Joe549]

h ttp://www.weaveroptics.com/gun_smithing_tools/tool_kits/

 

[cal_h]

http://www.princessauto.com/pal/pro...l/3-to-15-in-lb-Adjustable-Torque-Screwdriver

luck
cal

 

[Superbrad]

How about 15?.....

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=711223

 

[cbh560]

+1 for the Mac Tools. I have a torque driver adjustable from 7-47 pounds. works great for my rifles and needs. Plus you know its a quality tool. That being said, I don't think there are any problems with any of the other options mentioned. I bought the Mac due to availability at cost prices

 

[Grizzlypeg]

Be sure to not confuse inch-lbs with foot-lbs. A foot-lb is 12 inch lbs. The inch-lb equipment is providing finer accuracy, and in some applications this is essential.