
Originally Posted by
Robb Jensen
It's thinner where it engages the barrel nut teeth. I.E. it doesn't have to engage well past the barrel nut teeth requiring it's user to compress the weld spring and turn the wrench. Much easier to use and not slip off really tight barrel nuts.
What you wrote here really intrigues me. I was surprised to see that on Brownell's site the wrench got a few bad reviews based on it's limited function. Meaning it wouldn't fit things such as a flash hider with it's cut out's not being quite correct.
I was just curious if you had experienced anything along those lines? Actually my own question isn't a deal breaker for me on it the main application would be installing/removing the main barrel nut without fighting the delta components.
Thanks.
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