Fix it Sticks question

[KEbravo4]

Looking to pick up an 'all in one" field maintenance kit for long gun/chassis builds. Ive seen many different Fix it Sticks combo options ranging from $125-300+.
What are your favorite Fix it Sticks options? Thanks

 

[Krob95]

I bought the one with the individual torque limiters as I dont particularly like all in one options for torque.

Fix it sticks I bought

 

[Trigger Monkey]

For strictly field use I got their all-in-one torque tool with a t handle wrench and it's about everything I could ask for. I mean it is compact light weight it'll hit all the major torque values that I need to check out in the field from 15" pounds up to 65" pounds is not a problem. That would be my recommendation based on my experience

 

[SourGrapes]

Another vote for the all in one. It’s a good supplementary kit to have. However if you are making a fix it stick kit your primary tools, I would look at a bigger set. The individual torque limiters along with whatever your needs are.

 

[King_beardsly]

I’ve been running the all in one since they released and it’s one piece of gear I don’t think I’d leave home without it in my match bag.

 

[Baron23]

I use the torque limiters and prefer them, personally. I have a great deal of confidence in their accuracy.

 

[theLBC]

i bought the all-in-one kit during some promotion for 100 bucks, but i already had a few specific drivers.

 

[cattleman99]

I’m a big fan of the all in one, but I have some other kits available too! If you’re interested in purchasing a kit, let me know and I’d be happy to take care of you

 

[KEbravo4]

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I’m a big fan of the all in one, but I have some other kits available too! If you’re interested in purchasing a kit, let me know and I’d be happy to take care of you

Ill be in touch thank you

 

[Army First]

This one does what I need if you also get the 4" hex bits 3/16 and 5/32

 

[Cclary60]

Thanks for posting this. I haven’t found much on these and was curious about them as well.

 

[Rob01]

This one does what I need if you also get the 4" hex bits 3/16 and 5/32

That's a good kit to start with if he didn't want to go with the all in one. Good limiter ranges and bits and you can always add a limiter if needed. Really no wrong answer as long as you have the limiters you need in the kit.

 

[Bridog]

I have the all in one. I like it alot. Seems well made.

 

[Baron23]

This one does what I need if you also get the 4" hex bits 3/16 and 5/32

That's the kit that I have and I like it very much. If you need an oddball torque value, they will even custom make one for you.