I have installed several Magpul ASAP plates and have always had trouble tightening the castle nut as the wrenches dont seem to work. Is anyone having any luck with a differant technique?
I have installed several Magpul ASAP plates and have always had trouble tightening the castle nut as the wrenches dont seem to work. Is anyone having any luck with a differant technique?
What problem are you having in particular?
I installed one on my LMT lower using a generic Castle Nut tool and had no problems.
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The rail on the ASAP always seems to be in the way of me getting all three of the teeth on the castle nut. I can get two teeth on it but never a third so the wrench slops off.
Aah, I see where you're coming from.
I tightened mine using 2 of the 3 "teeth" until I could get all 3 teeth to engage to get me a good tighten.
My tool is just a TAPCO tool.
3 teeth engaged:
2 teeth engaged:
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I found that my wrench is pretty thick. I found an old one that was flatter and ground it done. Works great. Thanks for the help guys.
I put one on a friends carbine and the only issue I was trying to figure out was how to stake it.
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