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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
I have not used this wrench yet for armory work yet. It is painted heavy gage steel and should do the trick.It is also advertised for bicycle use. Having worked in a shop for four years, I can say it doesn’t fit some common bottom bracket collars and will not replace my Park bottom bracket tools. YMMV.
California girl
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
As a housewife, I have exactly two kinds of tools—ones my husband steals and never returns, and this Armorers Wrench, which he’s too intimidated to touch. Victory! Heavy-duty & multi-functional – I feel like a DIY queen every time I use it. Perfect for tough jobs – Tightens, loosens, and solves problems faster than my husband watching YouTube tutorials. No more waiting for "help" – Now I can fix things on my timeline, not “next weekend” (which we all know means never).If you want a powerful, reliable tool that’ll make you feel like a home repair superhero, this is it. Now if only it could also open stubborn pickle jars…
Meghan Nicholson
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
Works as it should, as least from what I tested (flash hider and castle nut). There are some situations where you just need the right tool for the job. And in the case of castle nuts, the armorers wrench is the right tool. This one is a bit heavier and thicker than I expected. I suppose that because it's cast and not machined. The thickness certainly makes it feel sturdy, no fear of accidentally bending it for sure. And the weight actually helps to get some extra force out of it. All together, I'm happy with it
Brian Overton
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
Does not fit castle nut. 0/10
Gregor
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
the anodizing or paint or coating has made some of the wrench faces slightly undersize. and a couple of them are not standard sizes commonly used. the barrel nut and castle nut wrench faces work when cleaned off though. thats the important bits.
CountryFam
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
This wrench works exactly as expected and comes with all the essential features and functions you'd need in an armorer's wrench. While I won’t be using it on my car or motorcycle, it was perfect for tightening a castle nut on my buttstock. The finish is nice, and since I won’t be using it daily, it should easily last me a lifetime. I haven't tested every function yet, but it seems well-made for the DIY enthusiast. At just $9.99, it’s an incredible value—I don’t see how you could go wrong with it. No complaints whatsoever!
Kahasm
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
LIKE: it is heavy and much longer and easier to grip than my original spanner for the nut on the AR buffer tube. my original spanner is too small with no leverage unlike this one. being heavier is a huge plus; also it is thicker and this makes it easier to grip.con: fingerprints easily. might because of paint or just that it is too new. time will tell.
Chris O'
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
This has the standard tool set you would expect on an armorer's wrench. I checked the tolerances for the various tool sections- they look good. I did test this while swapping out a buffer tube on a staked castle nut and was able to break it free without issues. I also tested the flash hider wrench and it worked as expected. This wrench is almost 1/4" steel, and has a decent weight. Through my limited use, there was no deformation of the steel; it appears to be hard enough to get the job done. The only downside I see is that some may need to wear gloves if they need to torque on this wrench as the edges are not chamfered.This tool will get the job done and at a great price. I still need to test the barrel nut - I find if there it a weak point, this is where you will see it I will update this review if I run into any issues.
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