I need a favor: AR barrel nut wrench to borrow

Anyone in orange county, closer to Middletown the better, have an AR barrel nut wrench and upper vise block I could borrow. I decided on a handguard for the m&p15 and am to cheap to buy them for this 1 time use. Save the you'll be hooked and do my AR's so pony up and buy the tools you cheap bastard talk because in reality I won't. I like them, but realistically do not have money or time to play with them. That being said, if no one close enough has one I can use quickly to swap the handguard over I will just bust out a cut off tool for the OEM barrel nut and make a block out of wood.

Figured I'd ask one of you lovely gun nuts first though.

TIA, Bill

Thanks for the leads.

BDinPutnam said:

I can mail you mine if you can wait until Monday and can send em back to me at your leisure.

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If nothing comes up by then I'll shoot you a message. I appreciate it

Thanks @BDinPutnam , just sent you a PM kev.

phatfarmerbob said:

I have a geusilee reaction rod and wrench exit 5 I can leave it on the porch LMK

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Thank you, sent you a pm.



Side question, how the funk does one get the front sight gas block off? I just beat on the taper pins (yes in the correct direction) for an hour and could not budge them.

Thanks for all the offers, @phatfarmerbob is hooking me up today and is close by. I appreciate the generosity, you fellas ain't to terrible after all.

@1075tech thanks, farmerbobs going to hook me up. The bow came out very nice, had 1 small crack I found that I had to inject with epoxy but I got it all cleaned up and redone real purdy, a nice bonus was I was able to keep all the original logo and hand written specs intact. I'll attach some pictures.

Saltwater60 said:

Beauty that bow is.

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It's a '68 hi-speed, for its age the finish wasn't to bad. Limbs were still straight, no major issues. Had a small hairline crack on the belly side limb tip overlay that didn't go through into the glass so I was able to inject it with epoxy after sanding the old finish off. Sanded it up to 1000 grit and 4 coats of satin poly buffed with 0000 steel wool to take any sheen away. Came out very nice.

I'm sure it's got plenty of stories and its damn sure still worth its weight. I was glad to be able to get it cleaned up.

@alistair come on by if you'd like, that I have.

Sounds good.