Wheeler Engineering "The Fat Wrench"

This video provides essential guidance on correctly torquing scope bases and rings to prevent damage to firearms and optics. It highlights common mistakes like over-torquing, using permanent Loctite inappropriately, and the importance of specific torque values for different screw sizes, particularly on aluminum receivers. The instructors emphasize consulting manufacturer instructions and using a torque wrench for accurate application.

This video provides an update on the Wheeler FAT Wrench, discussing its performance and the manufacturer's customer service. The instructor shares experiences with calibration issues across multiple generations of the tool, including one that was significantly out of spec after being dropped. Wheeler's response involved sending replacement units, highlighting their warranty and commitment to quality, even for tools used professionally.

This video introduces Wheeler's FAT Stix, a set of portable torque limiters designed for precise screw tightening in firearm applications. The FAT Stix system, featuring a durable forged steel construction and a compact EVA case, allows users to select specific torque values to prevent over-tightening and potential damage to optics or firearm components. The kit includes multiple torque limiters and bits, making it a versatile tool for field use and general firearm maintenance.

This guide details the expert process of mounting a rifle scope, emphasizing precision and proper technique. Kyle Lamb of Viking Tactics demonstrates critical steps including achieving a solid mount, correctly torquing scope mount cross bolts to 65 inch-pounds using a Fix It Sticks torque limiter, and ensuring the scope is perfectly leveled using bubble levels. The guide also covers setting eye relief, checking for full field of view, and using index marks with a paint pen for ongoing verification.

This guide outlines essential purchases and practices for new rifle owners. Key recommendations include acquiring ample magazines, prioritizing eye and ear protection for range safety, investing in secure firearm storage, maintaining firearms with proper cleaning supplies and tools, and dedicating time to consistent training and practice.

This guide details the correct procedure for installing a red dot optic, specifically the Holosun HS407K X2, on a handgun. Following these steps, including proper cleaning, using blue Loctite, torquing to spec (15-17 in-lbs), and applying witness marks, ensures the optic remains secure during recoil. Proper curing of the thread locker for 24 hours is crucial before range use.

This guide details the process of skinning and butchering a rabbit or hare for consumption, as demonstrated by Ozzie Reviews. It covers humane harvesting, efficient skinning techniques, and precise methods for removing different meat portions. The instruction emphasizes practical skills for outdoorsmen and hunters.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Tikka T3 Super Varmint in .223 Remington, highlighting its exceptional build quality, smooth action, and impressive accuracy potential. The expert reviewer, Ozzie, details the rifle's technical specifications, including its 1-in-8 twist rate barrel and adjustable trigger, and demonstrates its performance with various ammunition types. The video offers practical insights into handling, accuracy testing, and potential enhancements for this high-quality varmint rifle.

This comprehensive review of the Tikka T3x Tac A1 in 6.5 Creedmoor, presented by an experienced firearms reviewer, details its performance from 100 yards to 1000 yards. The video highlights the rifle's exceptional accuracy, smooth action, adjustable trigger, and ergonomic features, including a detailed breakdown of its physical specifications and testing with various ammunition types. The reviewer provides a strong recommendation for precision long-range shooting, comparing it favorably against competitors.

This guide details the process of adjusting the trigger pull on a Rossi Circuit Judge .44 Magnum. The factory trigger pull was found to be over 10 lbs, impacting accuracy. A gunsmith was employed to reduce the pull weight to a more manageable 7.5 lbs, ensuring reliable single-action function. This modification is recommended for owners seeking improved performance from their firearm.