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Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Brownells..
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/cid=0/k=torque+wrench/t=P/ksubmit=y/Products/All/search=torque_wrench
Brownells..
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/cid=0/k=torque+wrench/t=P/ksubmit=y/Products/All/search=torque_wrench
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
i got mine off EGAY for like 20 bucks and it works just as well as the FAT wrench
i got mine off EGAY for like 20 bucks and it works just as well as the FAT wrench
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
I got mine off the Snap-On truck years ago, still works great!
Bob
I got mine off the Snap-On truck years ago, still works great!
Bob
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
as long as you have not tried to mount a 30mm in 1" rings...
when you say "too much" is that 20-25 in/lb or did you get your cheater bar out?
as long as you have not tried to mount a 30mm in 1" rings...
when you say "too much" is that 20-25 in/lb or did you get your cheater bar out?
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
I bought mine on ebay from a Beta tools dealer and it works well.
I bought mine on ebay from a Beta tools dealer and it works well.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: lovetsx</div><div class="ubbcode-body">OH No! I think I have over torqued the scope tube then. Should I loosen it or leave alone. Been on two years. 15 in/lbs is nothing
I guess I should use that craftsman
Thanks </div></div>
I'd say if it's working properly and it hasnt shifted at all... DON'T touch it
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: lovetsx</div><div class="ubbcode-body">OH No! I think I have over torqued the scope tube then. Should I loosen it or leave alone. Been on two years. 15 in/lbs is nothing
I guess I should use that craftsman
Thanks </div></div>
I'd say if it's working properly and it hasnt shifted at all... DON'T touch it
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Using an L shaped allen/torx wrench you can apply a lot of torque using the long end of the wrench as your handle. Use the short end of the L and you will be fine.
I think I saw where IOR is now stating 12 inch pounds of torque. Was surprised to see in my NightForce manual that they stipulate 15ip.
Back when I first bought my Craftsman adjustable IP Torque wrench, and Leupold Mark 4 or LR/T scopes were the only mil-dot scopes available, I used 25ip on the 3.5-10x m3 and 4.5-14 scopes I had. Six or seven years of use and mounting, they never showed any marks on the tube and still looked like-new.
If you want any decent holding power at 12-15ip you might think about lining your rings or scope tube with some kind of tape.
Using an L shaped allen/torx wrench you can apply a lot of torque using the long end of the wrench as your handle. Use the short end of the L and you will be fine.
I think I saw where IOR is now stating 12 inch pounds of torque. Was surprised to see in my NightForce manual that they stipulate 15ip.
Back when I first bought my Craftsman adjustable IP Torque wrench, and Leupold Mark 4 or LR/T scopes were the only mil-dot scopes available, I used 25ip on the 3.5-10x m3 and 4.5-14 scopes I had. Six or seven years of use and mounting, they never showed any marks on the tube and still looked like-new.
If you want any decent holding power at 12-15ip you might think about lining your rings or scope tube with some kind of tape.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BravoBlaze</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Folks,
Imp looking for a good all around (compact) Torque wrench that will tackle mounting optic rings to bolts and crews to the correct torque specs. Can you point me into the right direction and where to buy? Thanks in advance.
</div></div>
I like my <span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">SK 73008</span></span>. The SK 73008 has a torque-setting range of 16-88 in/lbs. so you can torque everything from mounts and rings to actions.
<span style="font-weight: bold">Heavy-duty body is anodized and built for industrial applications:</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">The driver accepts 1/4" drive bits:</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">The torque setting is adjusted by turning a hex in the end of the handle with the supplied allen wrench:</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">
The dial is marked in 4-pound increments, so if you want something in-between you have to eyeball it:</span>
Keith
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BravoBlaze</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Folks,
Imp looking for a good all around (compact) Torque wrench that will tackle mounting optic rings to bolts and crews to the correct torque specs. Can you point me into the right direction and where to buy? Thanks in advance.
</div></div>
I like my <span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">SK 73008</span></span>. The SK 73008 has a torque-setting range of 16-88 in/lbs. so you can torque everything from mounts and rings to actions.
<span style="font-weight: bold">Heavy-duty body is anodized and built for industrial applications:</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">The driver accepts 1/4" drive bits:</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">The torque setting is adjusted by turning a hex in the end of the handle with the supplied allen wrench:</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">
The dial is marked in 4-pound increments, so if you want something in-between you have to eyeball it:</span>
Keith
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Harbor freight sells a quarter-inch drive inch-pound torque wrench also. I bought one for $13 some years ago. I also have their three-eighth and half-inch drive, these wrenches are knock offs of the ones built by Proto (professional tool), which cost me $250 in 1971. I took mine to the calibration shop and place them on the dead weight tester and they all read dead on for all the calibration points. Went back and bought 3 of the quarter inch drive and place one in each of my target rifle boxes. These "clickable" torque wrenches rarely needs readjustment and stay accurate for a very long time. I used to sent them in every 3 years, even then they are just put on the dead weight tester to verify the readings and no work done on them.
The harbor freight have sale once a while and you can get on their flyer list. The model is the click type and if you buy one make sure you read the calibration mark correctly. Follow the side marking line then up to the numbers to read the major readings, the small hash marks on the rotatable handle are then added to the previous major calibration to get the setting desired. It will click when that torque is reached, you will feel a sudden "slip" for the lighter settings instead of the "click" expected.
Harbor freight sells a quarter-inch drive inch-pound torque wrench also. I bought one for $13 some years ago. I also have their three-eighth and half-inch drive, these wrenches are knock offs of the ones built by Proto (professional tool), which cost me $250 in 1971. I took mine to the calibration shop and place them on the dead weight tester and they all read dead on for all the calibration points. Went back and bought 3 of the quarter inch drive and place one in each of my target rifle boxes. These "clickable" torque wrenches rarely needs readjustment and stay accurate for a very long time. I used to sent them in every 3 years, even then they are just put on the dead weight tester to verify the readings and no work done on them.
The harbor freight have sale once a while and you can get on their flyer list. The model is the click type and if you buy one make sure you read the calibration mark correctly. Follow the side marking line then up to the numbers to read the major readings, the small hash marks on the rotatable handle are then added to the previous major calibration to get the setting desired. It will click when that torque is reached, you will feel a sudden "slip" for the lighter settings instead of the "click" expected.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
I don't know if I trust my $3000 rifle on a $13 torque wrench...
I don't know if I trust my $3000 rifle on a $13 torque wrench...
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
You can buy the newest Snap-On ones for about $170.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Snap-on-T...d=p4506.c0.m245
or
Harbor Freight is now $20-
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=2696
They all do the same work, AFTER you verified their accuracy with a dead weight tester.
I think Proto went out of business, or may be sold to Stanney Tools.
This is their web site describing their torque wrench.
http://www.stanleyproto.com/default.asp?...rSitename=PROTO
And, by the way, I do use my $13- torque wrench on rifles costing more than $3000-
You can buy the newest Snap-On ones for about $170.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Snap-on-T...d=p4506.c0.m245
or
Harbor Freight is now $20-
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=2696
They all do the same work, AFTER you verified their accuracy with a dead weight tester.
I think Proto went out of business, or may be sold to Stanney Tools.
This is their web site describing their torque wrench.
http://www.stanleyproto.com/default.asp?...rSitename=PROTO
And, by the way, I do use my $13- torque wrench on rifles costing more than $3000-
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Wheeler Fat Wrench? Any one tried their tq wrench
$50
Wheeler Fat Wrench? Any one tried their tq wrench
$50
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
I bought a CDI Inch-lbs torque wrench from amazon for around $130. CDI used to make Snap-On torque wrenches until they were bought by Snap-On. I bought one like this because I needed one that would work well on cars as well.
I bought a CDI Inch-lbs torque wrench from amazon for around $130. CDI used to make Snap-On torque wrenches until they were bought by Snap-On. I bought one like this because I needed one that would work well on cars as well.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
my bad Kevin. I forgot to read top to bottom.....left to right.
Good to know though, since I have one NIB ....wondering if I should keep or sell.
my bad Kevin. I forgot to read top to bottom.....left to right.
Good to know though, since I have one NIB ....wondering if I should keep or sell.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Forget all that asian crap. Start looking in the pawn shops for a good US made Snap-On, cheep and accurate. Get a 1/4 drive inch pound wrench.
Scott
Forget all that asian crap. Start looking in the pawn shops for a good US made Snap-On, cheep and accurate. Get a 1/4 drive inch pound wrench.
Scott
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Badger Torque Wrech KIT.
This Kit includes:
1EA. Mil-Spec Preset 65 IN-LBS T-handle torque wrench
1 EA. Socket 1/2” HEX
1 EA. BIT, 5/32” HEX
1 EA. BIT, 3/16” HEX
1 EA. BIT, #30 TORX
1 EA. HOLDER, BIT
1 EA. T-15 L-WRENCH
P/N 306-40
Badger Torque Wrech KIT.
This Kit includes:
1EA. Mil-Spec Preset 65 IN-LBS T-handle torque wrench
1 EA. Socket 1/2” HEX
1 EA. BIT, 5/32” HEX
1 EA. BIT, 3/16” HEX
1 EA. BIT, #30 TORX
1 EA. HOLDER, BIT
1 EA. T-15 L-WRENCH
P/N 306-40
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
I have the FAT wrench, it works just fine for me.
I have the FAT wrench, it works just fine for me.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
I recommend the Seekonk kit from Scott at Liberty Optics !
http://www.libertyoptics.com/index1.html
I recommend the Seekonk kit from Scott at Liberty Optics !
http://www.libertyoptics.com/index1.html
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
The wrench in the Badger kit is a Seekonk
The wrench in the Badger kit is a Seekonk
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Triad</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Badger Torque Wrech KIT.
This Kit includes:
1EA. Mil-Spec Preset 65 IN-LBS T-handle torque wrench
1 EA. Socket 1/2” HEX
1 EA. BIT, 5/32” HEX
1 EA. BIT, 3/16” HEX
1 EA. BIT, #30 TORX
1 EA. HOLDER, BIT
1 EA. T-15 L-WRENCH
P/N 306-40 </div></div>
Ahh Yes...I think I found my next purchase. Thk Triad!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Triad</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Badger Torque Wrech KIT.
This Kit includes:
1EA. Mil-Spec Preset 65 IN-LBS T-handle torque wrench
1 EA. Socket 1/2” HEX
1 EA. BIT, 5/32” HEX
1 EA. BIT, 3/16” HEX
1 EA. BIT, #30 TORX
1 EA. HOLDER, BIT
1 EA. T-15 L-WRENCH
P/N 306-40 </div></div>
Ahh Yes...I think I found my next purchase. Thk Triad!
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
The brownells, although made in america and high quality only goes from 6 to 36 and the blue handled one had been checked for tolerances and was way out, sometimes 10-15 " lbs. Too bad. Brownells are made in america and have great warranties. I have a screwdriver kit on order from Brownells but will search for another torque screwdriver.
The brownells, although made in america and high quality only goes from 6 to 36 and the blue handled one had been checked for tolerances and was way out, sometimes 10-15 " lbs. Too bad. Brownells are made in america and have great warranties. I have a screwdriver kit on order from Brownells but will search for another torque screwdriver.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
MSC Industrial Supply Co (MSC) has a superb set. With the tools that I 'add' to the kit, it covers every eventuality. www.mscdirect. Their catalog is a must-have.
Cheers,
Sirhr
MSC Industrial Supply Co (MSC) has a superb set. With the tools that I 'add' to the kit, it covers every eventuality. www.mscdirect. Their catalog is a must-have.
Cheers,
Sirhr
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Everyone should keep one of Kortik's SRA kits handy IMO ^
Everyone should keep one of Kortik's SRA kits handy IMO ^
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Wolf22</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Wheeler Fat Wrench? Any one tried their tq wrench
$50 </div></div>
I have the Fat Wrench and it works just fine. I tried to find a wrench made in USA but gave up and bought the Wheeler.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Wolf22</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Wheeler Fat Wrench? Any one tried their tq wrench
$50 </div></div>
I have the Fat Wrench and it works just fine. I tried to find a wrench made in USA but gave up and bought the Wheeler.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
This is the one that I just ordered. Should be here tomorrow. Glad I have a few friends that turn wrenches and set me up with an account...
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?...amp;dir=catalog
This is the one that I just ordered. Should be here tomorrow. Glad I have a few friends that turn wrenches and set me up with an account...
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?...amp;dir=catalog
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
The Seekonk MCX seems to work quite well. 3-30 in-lbs in 1/2 in-lb increments. This is definately a buy once cry once type buy.
Pat
The Seekonk MCX seems to work quite well. 3-30 in-lbs in 1/2 in-lb increments. This is definately a buy once cry once type buy.
Pat
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
I ordered this from LO. I had a fat wrench and somehow I misplaced it...the Borka looks like a solid set.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kortik</div><div class="ubbcode-body">This offer for MG3-SRA kit (multi torque driver and accessories) to SH members expires on June 1st.
MG3-SRA
</div></div>
I ordered this from LO. I had a fat wrench and somehow I misplaced it...the Borka looks like a solid set.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kortik</div><div class="ubbcode-body">This offer for MG3-SRA kit (multi torque driver and accessories) to SH members expires on June 1st.
MG3-SRA
</div></div>
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
I just picked up one of the borka torque wrenches. It seems to work really well. I order it on Friday and had it today (monday).
I just picked up one of the borka torque wrenches. It seems to work really well. I order it on Friday and had it today (monday).
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
+1 on the Borka - "the Multi Preset" shown on Brownells. All the reviews I read prior to purchasing indicated good precision.
And, yes, 12-15 in-lbs isn't very tight. If you're guessing, you are probably guessing high, which has never caused a problem for me, other than that one scope that flexed until the crosshairs were no longer perpendicular, but I backed that one off and it's fine now!
+1 on the Borka - "the Multi Preset" shown on Brownells. All the reviews I read prior to purchasing indicated good precision.
And, yes, 12-15 in-lbs isn't very tight. If you're guessing, you are probably guessing high, which has never caused a problem for me, other than that one scope that flexed until the crosshairs were no longer perpendicular, but I backed that one off and it's fine now!
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Borka if you want to have it with you at all times
Brownell for the workbench
Borka if you want to have it with you at all times
Brownell for the workbench
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
UPDATE
Got mine today... Woo Hoo..
Remember, I'm sure most know this, but remember to always back off to the lowest increment (mine is 5) not all the way... This takes tension off the spring and will give you a consistent true reading for a long time. Leave the spring compressed, then the accuracy of the tool is no longer in spec. Just in case someone didn't know... This goes for all torque devices...
UPDATE
Got mine today... Woo Hoo..
Remember, I'm sure most know this, but remember to always back off to the lowest increment (mine is 5) not all the way... This takes tension off the spring and will give you a consistent true reading for a long time. Leave the spring compressed, then the accuracy of the tool is no longer in spec. Just in case someone didn't know... This goes for all torque devices...
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Just bought the SK 73008. It is discontinued, like all good things these days it seems. I'll pair the SK, which fits 1/4" bits with the Brownell's Magna Tip Professional Super Set...
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=51840/pid=26376/Product/Professional_Super_Set#
Which has a lifetime warranty and seems to be capable of withstanding the torque put on by this wrench. The Super Sets are on backorder, however.
Just bought the SK 73008. It is discontinued, like all good things these days it seems. I'll pair the SK, which fits 1/4" bits with the Brownell's Magna Tip Professional Super Set...
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=51840/pid=26376/Product/Professional_Super_Set#
Which has a lifetime warranty and seems to be capable of withstanding the torque put on by this wrench. The Super Sets are on backorder, however.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Driver,
Where did you find the SK? if you dont mind me asking, how much did you find it for? I did some searching and found 2 online for around 250.00... I would just like to have a driver that goes to 80 in. lbs.
Thanks
Driver,
Where did you find the SK? if you dont mind me asking, how much did you find it for? I did some searching and found 2 online for around 250.00... I would just like to have a driver that goes to 80 in. lbs.
Thanks
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: adkmtnman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">UPDATE
Got mine today... Woo Hoo..
Remember, I'm sure most know this, but remember to always back off to the lowest increment (mine is 5) not all the way... This takes tension off the spring and will give you a consistent true reading for a long time. Leave the spring compressed, then the accuracy of the tool is no longer in spec. Just in case someone didn't know... This goes for all torque devices...
</div></div>
I didn't, but I do now! Going to back off my FAT Wrench as soon as I get home.
Thanks for that.
Neil
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: adkmtnman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">UPDATE
Got mine today... Woo Hoo..
Remember, I'm sure most know this, but remember to always back off to the lowest increment (mine is 5) not all the way... This takes tension off the spring and will give you a consistent true reading for a long time. Leave the spring compressed, then the accuracy of the tool is no longer in spec. Just in case someone didn't know... This goes for all torque devices...
</div></div>
I didn't, but I do now! Going to back off my FAT Wrench as soon as I get home.
Thanks for that.
Neil
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
You're very welcome Neil...
Thats a little trick I picked up a few years ago on the Snap On truck, after chasing one down to warranty a ratchet... As I waited, I listened to a Mechanic complain that his torque wrench had to be re-calibrated for the third time in like 18 months... Myself knowing that Snap On sends a certificate of accuracy to a fractional percent of the tool, I knew something sounded odd, sure enough the driver asked the guy if he ALWAYS backed his wrenches down to the lowest setting and not all the way. The guy said no... The driver smiled and said, well there is your reason... I bet that mechanic has that exact same wrench if he listened!
Glad I could help Neil...
You're very welcome Neil...
Thats a little trick I picked up a few years ago on the Snap On truck, after chasing one down to warranty a ratchet... As I waited, I listened to a Mechanic complain that his torque wrench had to be re-calibrated for the third time in like 18 months... Myself knowing that Snap On sends a certificate of accuracy to a fractional percent of the tool, I knew something sounded odd, sure enough the driver asked the guy if he ALWAYS backed his wrenches down to the lowest setting and not all the way. The guy said no... The driver smiled and said, well there is your reason... I bet that mechanic has that exact same wrench if he listened!
Glad I could help Neil...
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Everyone that hasn't, really needs to check out the Borka. No backing down to remember and it should cover all your gun needs. Super easy to use too.
Everyone that hasn't, really needs to check out the Borka. No backing down to remember and it should cover all your gun needs. Super easy to use too.
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kortik</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #3333FF">Update as of May 18th, 2011
This offering will be closed on June 1st. If you're interested to acquire Borka Tools multi torque driver kits after June 1st, please visit Borka Tools website (www.borkatools.com) to purchase these kits on-line. My website also contains a list of authorised dealers in the U.S.A., Canada, U.K. and Australia. Some of these dealers are well known and respected Sniper's Hide vendors, including:
Rifles Only
Triad Tactical
8541 Tactical
Liberty Optics
JW Precision
Mile High Shooting Accessories
If you have any questions, suggestions or concerns, feel free to contact me directly.
I'm extremely grateful for the support and active feedback received from
SH members, and would like to acknowledge a very important role of Sniper's
Hide and Frank Galli in helping me to fire up my business in relatively short
period of time.
Borka Tools will be introducing more products in the near future, and I hope
to be able to present them to SH members first in order to gain your valuable
feedback, which is naturally one of the the best ways to find the truth...
Boris
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<span style="font-weight: bold">Borka Tools Sniper Rifle Field Kit.</span>
New Borka Tools offering is code named <span style="font-weight: bold">MG3-SRA</span>. <span style="font-weight: bold">MG3</span> means ATD-15x72-12FS-MG (Military Grade) torque
driver in T.A.B. GEAR pouch, <span style="font-weight: bold">SRA</span> means that the driver also comes with Sniper Rifle Accessory (SRA) kit.
<span style="font-weight: bold">Brief specifications of MTD-15x72-12FS-MG torque driver:</span>
Made in the U.S.A. _______ Patent pending.
12 fixed torque settings: 15,18,21,24,27,30,36,43,50,57,65,72 inch-lbs.
Torque settings calibration accuracy: +/- 4%
Assembled torque driver weight (MTD-15x72-12FS-MG only): 4 ounces
Total weight with adapters and carry pouch (MG3 driver kit): 6 ounces
Materials: stainless steel, alloy steel, structural polymer
Warranty: 1 year limited, parts and labor
<span style="font-weight: bold">Click</span> to see the picture of MG torque driver and adapters from MG3 kit.
More information/feedback about MG3 driver kit, aka <span style="font-weight: bold">MG-TG</span>, is available here: <span style="font-weight: bold">Borka Tools Torque Driver</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">As offered, MG3-SRA kit (see pictures below) consists of</span><span style="font-weight: bold">:</span>
1. MG3 torque driver kit (aka MG-TG) comes in T.A.B. GEAR cordura nylon pouch and includes 2 adapters:
1/4" hex (male) to 1/4" square (male) adapter
1/4" square (female) to 3/8" square (male) adapter
2. Additional components, all supplied by Mountz, Inc. and verified to fit comfortably into the T.A.B. GEAR pouch:
Autolock bit holder (recommended for use as a primary driver spindle)
Mini ratchet wrench
1/2" hex socket (1/4" square drive)
Customized 18 pcs. hex bits set in 2 separate bit organizers, which includes:
Hex: 3/32", 7/64", 9/64", 5/32", 3/16", 3 mm, 5 mm
Flat: 4.5 mm, 7 mm
Torx: T-10, T-15, T-20, T-25, T-30
Philips: #1, #2
Pozi: #1, #2
Autolock hex bit holder from Mountz makes it possible for the user to securely attach a wide variety of different,
including long ones, hex bits and hex bit holders. Use of Autolock also makes it easy to elongate the torque driver
spindle at least 1.75" by assembling the Autolock bit holder and the standard magnetic hex bit holder together, for
additional clearance which may be needed while working with trigger guard fasteners.
Total weight of MG3-SRA kit is under 12 ounces. In comparison, total weight of MG3 kit (without SRA) is 6 ounces.
Price for SH members:
MG3-SRA (with accessories as decribed above) - $125.00
MG3 (without accessories) - $ 95.00
Delivery by USPS, either by Priority or First Class Mail, depending upon the shipping weight and destination.
Free shipping for SH members in the U.S.A., <span style="text-decoration: underline">including shipping to APO addresses</span>.
$10 shipping charge per each MG3-SRA kit for SH members in Canada.
$12 shipping charge per each MG3-SRA kit for SH members in other countries.
Borka Tools reserves right not to accept orders from SH members residing in certain countries, known not to handle USPS priority and first class mail from the U.S.A. in organized and timely manner.
So far, had <span style="text-decoration: underline">no</span> issues with deliveries to Canada, U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany.
Deliveries to these countries typically take <span style="text-decoration: underline">6-12 days</span>, except for <span style="font-weight: bold">Canada</span>, which is geographically the closest, and
therefore, it takes <span style="text-decoration: underline">12-22 days </span>for the package to arrive.
<span style="text-decoration: underline"><span style="font-weight: bold">How to order:</span></span>
Please send an e-mail to:
<span style="font-weight: bold">info AT borkatools DOT com</span>
Replace words AT and DOT with the appropriate symbols, with no spaces, for standard e-mail format.
and include the following info:
1. The tool kit code (either MG3-SRA or MG3) and quantity you would like to order.
2. Your user name on SH forums
3. Your shipping address, or at least the country of residence, as it is not always clear, by just looking at your email
address only, where you're located. Knowing your location is important, as it affects shipping charge and total amount
of the payment I'm supposed to request from you when your order is ready for delivery.
<span style="font-weight: bold">4. If you prefer to pay by USPS money order, please add this note to your e-mail. </span>
5. Ask any product related questions you may have
When your order is ready for delivery, I'll be sending a request for payment, from my PayPal seller
account, to your e-mail. You can then use your <span style="text-decoration: underline">credit card</span>, e-check or PayPal account to pay for the
order. Your credit card will be processed directly by PayPal secure system. If you indicate your
preference to pay by money order, I will be sending you an e-mail for money order request.
When you do send your payment by money order, please also include your complete shipping address and your e-mail.
Make money order (for either $125 or $95) to Borka Enterprises, and mail it to:
Borka Enterprises
29383 Breezewood
Farmington Hills, MI 48331
<span style="font-weight: bold">Have a specific request - do not place an order thru SH Private Message system, it takes much more time for me
to process it. PMs are welcome for everything else: questions, suggestions, issues, etc...</span>
If you are interested in other torque driver models, please visit www.borkatools.com, and e-mail to me your questions
and inquires. As of today, I also have limited quantity of <span style="font-weight: bold">Adjustable Torque Screwdrivers</span>, with 10-80 inch-lbs. torque
range, of classic "cam-over" design. Screwdriver kit includes 32 very high quality 1/4" hex bits, specifically selected for
gunsmithing applications. Each screwdriver is checked on torque meter for scale accuracy prior to shipping. Screwdrivers
are built in heavy duty fashion, relatively heavy and are not suitable for field use, but are perfect for use indoors.
My best regards and wishes to SH members
Boris
www.borkatools.com
<span style="font-weight: bold">History of this new offering.</span>
The development of this new multi torque driver and accessories kit had as its purpose to create a kit, which would be:
1. optimized for indoors and field maintenance/service of as many different scope/mount/rifle combinations as possible
2. compact and light weight as much as possible, to allow the user to carry more ammo and other essentials
3. compliant with certain quality requirements for the torque driver and accessories
4. priced within reach of the majority of potential buyers, interested in quality U.S. made firearms maintenance tools.
MG3-SRA kit became possible thanks to valuable feedback obtained from several professional sources and
individual users, and also, in large part, because I was lucky enough to receive very friendly assistance directly
from Mr. Brad Mountz, president of <span style="font-weight: bold">Mountz Inc </span>(San Jose, CA), the leader in U.S. made, high quality industrial
grade torque tools, equipment and related accessories. Brad, being the firearms enthusiast himself, made it possible
for me to obtain certain Mountz components of the latest design, required for my new kit. He also took it upon himself
to make sure that it was done with relative ease and at reasonable prices.
Adapters were sourced with the help from Tim Fitzpatrick of <span style="font-weight: bold">Michigan Industrial Tools </span>, (Grand Rapids, MI).
All torque driver parts are made and assembled in Michigan, fasteners and small internal parts are purchased from
McMaster Carr and Lee Spring Co, and carry pouches are supplied to Borka Tools by Tony Burkes of <span style="font-weight: bold">T.A.B. GEAR.</span>.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kortik</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #3333FF">Update as of May 18th, 2011
This offering will be closed on June 1st. If you're interested to acquire Borka Tools multi torque driver kits after June 1st, please visit Borka Tools website (www.borkatools.com) to purchase these kits on-line. My website also contains a list of authorised dealers in the U.S.A., Canada, U.K. and Australia. Some of these dealers are well known and respected Sniper's Hide vendors, including:
Rifles Only
Triad Tactical
8541 Tactical
Liberty Optics
JW Precision
Mile High Shooting Accessories
If you have any questions, suggestions or concerns, feel free to contact me directly.
I'm extremely grateful for the support and active feedback received from
SH members, and would like to acknowledge a very important role of Sniper's
Hide and Frank Galli in helping me to fire up my business in relatively short
period of time.
Borka Tools will be introducing more products in the near future, and I hope
to be able to present them to SH members first in order to gain your valuable
feedback, which is naturally one of the the best ways to find the truth...
Boris
_____________________________________________________________________________</span></span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">Borka Tools Sniper Rifle Field Kit.</span>
New Borka Tools offering is code named <span style="font-weight: bold">MG3-SRA</span>. <span style="font-weight: bold">MG3</span> means ATD-15x72-12FS-MG (Military Grade) torque
driver in T.A.B. GEAR pouch, <span style="font-weight: bold">SRA</span> means that the driver also comes with Sniper Rifle Accessory (SRA) kit.
<span style="font-weight: bold">Brief specifications of MTD-15x72-12FS-MG torque driver:</span>
Made in the U.S.A. _______ Patent pending.
12 fixed torque settings: 15,18,21,24,27,30,36,43,50,57,65,72 inch-lbs.
Torque settings calibration accuracy: +/- 4%
Assembled torque driver weight (MTD-15x72-12FS-MG only): 4 ounces
Total weight with adapters and carry pouch (MG3 driver kit): 6 ounces
Materials: stainless steel, alloy steel, structural polymer
Warranty: 1 year limited, parts and labor
<span style="font-weight: bold">Click</span> to see the picture of MG torque driver and adapters from MG3 kit.
More information/feedback about MG3 driver kit, aka <span style="font-weight: bold">MG-TG</span>, is available here: <span style="font-weight: bold">Borka Tools Torque Driver</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">As offered, MG3-SRA kit (see pictures below) consists of</span><span style="font-weight: bold">:</span>
1. MG3 torque driver kit (aka MG-TG) comes in T.A.B. GEAR cordura nylon pouch and includes 2 adapters:
1/4" hex (male) to 1/4" square (male) adapter
1/4" square (female) to 3/8" square (male) adapter
2. Additional components, all supplied by Mountz, Inc. and verified to fit comfortably into the T.A.B. GEAR pouch:
Autolock bit holder (recommended for use as a primary driver spindle)
Mini ratchet wrench
1/2" hex socket (1/4" square drive)
Customized 18 pcs. hex bits set in 2 separate bit organizers, which includes:
Hex: 3/32", 7/64", 9/64", 5/32", 3/16", 3 mm, 5 mm
Flat: 4.5 mm, 7 mm
Torx: T-10, T-15, T-20, T-25, T-30
Philips: #1, #2
Pozi: #1, #2
Autolock hex bit holder from Mountz makes it possible for the user to securely attach a wide variety of different,
including long ones, hex bits and hex bit holders. Use of Autolock also makes it easy to elongate the torque driver
spindle at least 1.75" by assembling the Autolock bit holder and the standard magnetic hex bit holder together, for
additional clearance which may be needed while working with trigger guard fasteners.
Total weight of MG3-SRA kit is under 12 ounces. In comparison, total weight of MG3 kit (without SRA) is 6 ounces.
Price for SH members:
MG3-SRA (with accessories as decribed above) - $125.00
MG3 (without accessories) - $ 95.00
Delivery by USPS, either by Priority or First Class Mail, depending upon the shipping weight and destination.
Free shipping for SH members in the U.S.A., <span style="text-decoration: underline">including shipping to APO addresses</span>.
$10 shipping charge per each MG3-SRA kit for SH members in Canada.
$12 shipping charge per each MG3-SRA kit for SH members in other countries.
Borka Tools reserves right not to accept orders from SH members residing in certain countries, known not to handle USPS priority and first class mail from the U.S.A. in organized and timely manner.
So far, had <span style="text-decoration: underline">no</span> issues with deliveries to Canada, U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany.
Deliveries to these countries typically take <span style="text-decoration: underline">6-12 days</span>, except for <span style="font-weight: bold">Canada</span>, which is geographically the closest, and
therefore, it takes <span style="text-decoration: underline">12-22 days </span>for the package to arrive.
<span style="text-decoration: underline"><span style="font-weight: bold">How to order:</span></span>
Please send an e-mail to:
<span style="font-weight: bold">info AT borkatools DOT com</span>
Replace words AT and DOT with the appropriate symbols, with no spaces, for standard e-mail format.
and include the following info:
1. The tool kit code (either MG3-SRA or MG3) and quantity you would like to order.
2. Your user name on SH forums
3. Your shipping address, or at least the country of residence, as it is not always clear, by just looking at your email
address only, where you're located. Knowing your location is important, as it affects shipping charge and total amount
of the payment I'm supposed to request from you when your order is ready for delivery.
<span style="font-weight: bold">4. If you prefer to pay by USPS money order, please add this note to your e-mail. </span>
5. Ask any product related questions you may have
When your order is ready for delivery, I'll be sending a request for payment, from my PayPal seller
account, to your e-mail. You can then use your <span style="text-decoration: underline">credit card</span>, e-check or PayPal account to pay for the
order. Your credit card will be processed directly by PayPal secure system. If you indicate your
preference to pay by money order, I will be sending you an e-mail for money order request.
When you do send your payment by money order, please also include your complete shipping address and your e-mail.
Make money order (for either $125 or $95) to Borka Enterprises, and mail it to:
Borka Enterprises
29383 Breezewood
Farmington Hills, MI 48331
<span style="font-weight: bold">Have a specific request - do not place an order thru SH Private Message system, it takes much more time for me
to process it. PMs are welcome for everything else: questions, suggestions, issues, etc...</span>
If you are interested in other torque driver models, please visit www.borkatools.com, and e-mail to me your questions
and inquires. As of today, I also have limited quantity of <span style="font-weight: bold">Adjustable Torque Screwdrivers</span>, with 10-80 inch-lbs. torque
range, of classic "cam-over" design. Screwdriver kit includes 32 very high quality 1/4" hex bits, specifically selected for
gunsmithing applications. Each screwdriver is checked on torque meter for scale accuracy prior to shipping. Screwdrivers
are built in heavy duty fashion, relatively heavy and are not suitable for field use, but are perfect for use indoors.
My best regards and wishes to SH members
Boris
www.borkatools.com
<span style="font-weight: bold">History of this new offering.</span>
The development of this new multi torque driver and accessories kit had as its purpose to create a kit, which would be:
1. optimized for indoors and field maintenance/service of as many different scope/mount/rifle combinations as possible
2. compact and light weight as much as possible, to allow the user to carry more ammo and other essentials
3. compliant with certain quality requirements for the torque driver and accessories
4. priced within reach of the majority of potential buyers, interested in quality U.S. made firearms maintenance tools.
MG3-SRA kit became possible thanks to valuable feedback obtained from several professional sources and
individual users, and also, in large part, because I was lucky enough to receive very friendly assistance directly
from Mr. Brad Mountz, president of <span style="font-weight: bold">Mountz Inc </span>(San Jose, CA), the leader in U.S. made, high quality industrial
grade torque tools, equipment and related accessories. Brad, being the firearms enthusiast himself, made it possible
for me to obtain certain Mountz components of the latest design, required for my new kit. He also took it upon himself
to make sure that it was done with relative ease and at reasonable prices.
Adapters were sourced with the help from Tim Fitzpatrick of <span style="font-weight: bold">Michigan Industrial Tools </span>, (Grand Rapids, MI).
All torque driver parts are made and assembled in Michigan, fasteners and small internal parts are purchased from
McMaster Carr and Lee Spring Co, and carry pouches are supplied to Borka Tools by Tony Burkes of <span style="font-weight: bold">T.A.B. GEAR.</span>.
</div></div>
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Those are nice sets Boris!
Those are nice sets Boris!
Re: Torque Wrenches. Where to buy?
Borka looks like a nice kit might have to buy one
Borka looks like a nice kit might have to buy one
