Tools for Cleaning and Maintenance of the R-9

[kjtrains]

I really like that T handle one Corey made.  Talk about being able to grip it.  It is a hoss.    

[Reinz]

Now that I have not seen.

Come to think about it, I have a set of T- handles, but I don't think it goes down to 1/16.

[kjtrains]

I've been looking for one as well.  Guess I'll have to do what Corey did and make one.  

[Joe_from_NY]

I dont know... if you need a T-handle to get that much torque, you will probably strip the hex head of the screw.

[Reinz]

I think it's more for loosening when locktite is involved.  Also in some areas, I believe it was in saltwater areas we had members with corossion problems.

[Reinz]

This is weird!

The above post, I spelled SALTWATER correctly and it came out posted misspelled.

I went to correct it and it showed ok!

WTH

[Reinz]

It will not post SALT  WATER !

[kjtrains]

I think it's more for loosening when locktite is involved.  Also in some areas, I believe it was in saltwater areas we had members with corossion problems.

It is, for loosening the locktite treated screws.  I don't change grips, but wanted the tool just in case I decide to.  I'll make one when I get around to it; last on my list.

[kjtrains]

This is weird!

The above post, I spelled SALTWATER correctly and it came out posted misspelled.

I went to correct it and it showed ok!

WTH

Now that is weird.  Never had that to happen!

[kjtrains]

It will not post SALT  WATER !

Looks like it worked that time!    

[Reinz]

I had to put an extra space in.

[kjtrains]

I had to put an extra space in.

I thought you had invented another word!    

[parkgt]

I dont know... if you need a T-handle to get that much torque, you will probably strip the hex head of the screw.

I have this set of gunsmithing screw drivers.

http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm?contentID=productDetail&brand=BQ&prodID=BQT0045&prodTitle=B-Square%20Profession%20Gunsmith%20Screwdriver%20Set


I would not begin to work on firearms without something similar.  It has the correct 1/16" bit and the handle size and shape give you plenty of grip.

If you haven't used a good set of hollow ground screw driver bits you are in for a treat.  There are better sets out there but IMO not at this price.  I found that I get this set out of my gunsmithing tool box for many other household projects.

[Dire_Straits]

I have this set of gunsmithing screw drivers.

http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm?contentID=productDetail&brand=BQ&prodID=BQT0045&prodTitle=B-Square%20Profession%20Gunsmith%20Screwdriver%20Set


I would not begin to work on firearms without something similar.  It has the correct 1/16" bit and the handle size and shape give you plenty of grip.

If you haven't used a good set of hollow ground screw driver bits you are in for a treat.  There are better sets out there but IMO not at this price.  I found that I get this set out of my gunsmithing tool box for many other household projects.

I've got the B-Square set and the BIG set from Wheeler Engineering and alot of other misc. tools for gunsmithing to include some nice torque wrenches.

[Joe_from_NY]

I know this is an old thread, but I referred a member of the Seecamp forum here for info on the Rohrbaugh takedown tool, and I wanted it to be clear to him what I was talking about. These are from Steve's site, which I see has disappeared since he was gone.