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Just figuring it'd be interesting to see what everyone is using..

1. DPMS Multi-use AR wrench
2. Brass Punch set
3. Rubber mallet
4. Gerber Tool
5. Various sized hex and star head wrenches (the little L shaped ones)
6. BFH and BFW as appropriate

 

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- A can of BreakFree CLP
- A bag of Tostitos
- Some old Victoria's Secret catalogs (much better than a old tablecloth)
- My XD (in case the AR starts to get silly with me)
- A jig welder
- A small collection of porcelain Buddhas (to cheer me on)

 

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- A can of BreakFree CLP
- A small collection of porcelain Buddhas (to cheer me on)

I just wasn't going to admit to that on the interweb

 

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Hopefully I'll only need some CLP if my M6A2 ever gets here.

 

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about the same
and a upper vice block



jig welder ??????? :-D I use mig or stick, wish I had access to a Tig @ work also....would make those pin and weld jobs easier :twisted:

 

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I only screw around with the lowers. I dont fool around with bbls and gas blocks etc. I buy my uppers complete, so all i need is a punch, hex, detent tool, mallet, and a stock wrench.

 

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I only screw around with the lowers. I dont fool around with bbls and gas blocks etc. I buy my uppers complete, so all i need is a punch, hex, detent tool, mallet, and a stock wrench.

Wussy

I am diving into the world of removing my FSP to put in a gas block so we'll see how much damage I do.

Maybe I should teach my wife how to shoot my AR.

hmmmmmm

 

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- 1 Gallon ZipLock bag, when working with pins under spring pressure.
- Hemostats work well for holding those little pins, too.

 

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- A can of BreakFree CLP
- A small collection of porcelain Buddhas (to cheer me on)

I just wasn't going to admit to that on the interweb

Yeah, I know what you mean about the can of BreakFree CLP. No one needs to know that.

 

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DPMS Multi-use AR wrench