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  1. 02-26-2009, 04:53 PM #1
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    Slim wrenches for barrel removal?

    I was curious to any maker that sells the 15 and 19mm slim wrenches to remove the barrel?

    I know you can grind it down, but i don't have access to a machine shop.
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    Re: Slim wrenches for barrel removal?

    Pulled this from a past thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by onyxskyDV
    I went to AutoZone to get a cheap 15mm and 19mm wrench that I could grind down to make thin enough for this operation, and as luck would have it, they were already thin enough to fit without any modification needed. (the brand is "Great Neck" and the model #'s are C15MC and C19MC)
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    Re: Slim wrenches for barrel removal?

    Quote Originally Posted by acmeraptor
    Pulled this from a past thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by onyxskyDV
    I went to AutoZone to get a cheap 15mm and 19mm wrench that I could grind down to make thin enough for this operation, and as luck would have it, they were already thin enough to fit without any modification needed. (the brand is "Great Neck" and the model #'s are C15MC and C19MC)

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    You dont need a machine shop, A belt or disk sander will work.
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    Or you could just buy them

    http://www.magazineparts.com/product...y.php?id=WRNCH
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    Quote Originally Posted by M1P90
    Or you could just buy them

    http://www.magazineparts.com/product...y.php?id=WRNCH
    thanks for the link, i hesitate because from all the negative feedback i have been reading for magazineparts :<>:
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  7. 07-24-2010, 04:57 PM #7
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    Has anyone purchased the wrenchs from these guys? Would be interested if they work and how their customer service is...
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    Member Hoover 1 used to make sets of the tools. You might contact him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bwhited
    Has anyone purchased the wrenchs from these guys? Would be interested if they work and how their customer service is...
    Stay away from magazineparts.com.

    http://fnforum.net/magazineparts-com...nter-f140.html
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  10. 07-24-2010, 06:02 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by jhs27275
    Member Hoover 1 used to make sets of the tools. You might contact him.
    Thanks. Do you have an email for him?
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