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Lyman
Mounting your scope and securing critical fasteners demands precision—and that's exactly what the Lyman 7031300 torque wrench delivers. Built with steel construction and a rubber handle for secure control, this gunsmithing tool lets you apply consistent, measured torque to scope bases, scope rings, action screws, and other firearm fasteners. Whether you're a precision rifle builder, a competitive shooter dialing in a new optic, or a gunsmith working in your shop, proper torque specs protect both your hardware and your accuracy.
Over-tightening scope ring screws can crush aluminum alloy rings or strip fine screw threads on your action and receiver. Under-torquing leaves fasteners loose, inviting zero shift and failure in the field. A calibrated torque wrench removes the guesswork and the risk. The black and orange finish makes it easy to spot on the bench, and the rubber grip gives you confident control as you work through each connection point on your rifle.
If you're building or maintaining rifles seriously—whether for hunting, long-range competition, or just keeping your field guns dialed in—a torque wrench is one of those tools that separates gunsmiths from shooters who cross their fingers and hope. Once you've used one, you'll wonder how you ever got by without it.
Lyman
Mounting your scope and securing critical fasteners demands precision—and that's exactly what the Lyman 7031300 torque wrench delivers. Built with steel construction and a rubber handle for secure control, this gunsmithing tool lets you apply consistent, measured torque to scope bases, scope rings, action screws, and other firearm fasteners. Whether you're a precision rifle builder, a competitive shooter dialing in a new optic, or a gunsmith working in your shop, proper torque specs protect both your hardware and your accuracy.
Over-tightening scope ring screws can crush aluminum alloy rings or strip fine screw threads on your action and receiver. Under-torquing leaves fasteners loose, inviting zero shift and failure in the field. A calibrated torque wrench removes the guesswork and the risk. The black and orange finish makes it easy to spot on the bench, and the rubber grip gives you confident control as you work through each connection point on your rifle.
If you're building or maintaining rifles seriously—whether for hunting, long-range competition, or just keeping your field guns dialed in—a torque wrench is one of those tools that separates gunsmiths from shooters who cross their fingers and hope. Once you've used one, you'll wonder how you ever got by without it.
