I had a viewer comment: "Hey! Why don't you show us how the bolt of the 760 comes apart and goes back together?". So I figured I would show that process to you today. So getting started what we'll need a small hammer.

You might need a big hammer if your vote is stubborn like mine was the first time I took it apart. A small computer type screwdriver a one-eighth inch punch. It's good to have a magnetic part straight. Just make sure nothing gets lost. A pair of needle nose pliers and of course your bolt.

So let's go ahead and get started. When we look at the bolt you can see that there are two small pins. There's a smaller one on this side and a larger one on the other side that hold the actual bolt into the carrier.

Alright. So if you look there are some channels cut into the bolt and we can see that little pin that sticks through the bolt carrier into the bolt. So the first thing we want to do is take our small computer screwdriver. Okay, and we'll get in there and push those pins up first. And then we'll take our needle nose pliers, and we'll pull that smaller pin out go ahead and set it on our tray well. The pliers won't let go off. Now we'll move on to the bigger one. On the other side you can see it here. Take out screwdriver again. Push that one up just enough to be able to grab it with the pliers.

Okay. We'll take that larger pen and set it aside and now the bolt will come free from the carrier. So we'll go ahead and set our bolt aside all. Right now I'm not going to take the extractor out because there's a focus you can see. There's a small pin in there that holds the extractor plunger and I don't have a punch that's that size. So we'll leave it in there for now. The only part left is the firing pin. And you can see focus alright.

You can see there's a small little pin that holds the firing pin in. So the firing pin has a slot cut in it. So what we'll need to do is chuck this up in a vise. And I'll show you how to drift this pin out. Its hard to do the first time but once you get the hang of it's not too bad. Let me get the vise, set up, and then we'll drift that pin out. I've got our bolt carrier chucked into my vise and what I'll do is use some softwood, some pine or something leave the front lugs of the bolt carrier sticking out past the wood blocks. And then chuck where the pin goes. Through make sure that's in contact with the wood blocks. So you get a nice solid contact.

Alright and I've already started this pin a little bit so we'll just drift it the rest of the way out. Take your punch and just drift that pin out. It just dropped on the floor but no big deal. Well we'll get it later all right. So what we'll do is take the bolt carrier back out of the vise. You can see once I take the firing pin out there's that notch that lines up with the hole in the bolt carrier.

The reassembly process is just the reverse and one thing to mention before we get back to the reassembly. You can see in my bolt carrier. I've got a 760 and it's the model which has the chequered. The checkering cut into the stock and the four in. So the later Remington's have a firing pin spring that sits down in the bolt carrier. If you've got one of the earlier 760 s. I believe they do not have a firing pin spring. That's one thing to notice. If you open yours up and you've got an early model of 760 and it doesn't have a firing pin spring that's the way it's supposed to be so don't panic. If you've got an early one and you don't see a firing pin spring. So let's try to get this guy back down in here.

Okay, we've got the firing pin spring back into the bolt carrier and I've already started. The pin that retains the firing pin and you'll notice this is the the top of the bolt carrier. So the pin when you drift it out you want to drift it from top to bottom. When you put it back in you want to go bottom to top. It's good to go ahead and get that pin started.

You can see it there so what we want to do is maybe back it out. Just a little bit with a punch. Just enough to get the firing pin lined up. Go ahead and put your firing pin in and that notch will line up with the hole here. Let's see. If we can get some daylight through here see, if you can see that so you can see there's that notch in the firing pin, so we'll move it out of the way and.

We'll start our pin from the bottom. That will at least line everything up so we can get it set back in the bolt carrier. We'll go back to our vise all right we'll take our eighth-inch punch.

We'll just drift that pin back in there. Okay, so you can see. That pin is now set back into the bolt carrier. The firing pin is secure but it's also free to move around. That's what you want. You don't want the firing pin to be stuck forward because if it is once you go to close the action you're gonna have a slam fire. And that's what you don't want.

So make sure you're firing pins nice and free. There's the large hole that was on the side of the carrier and you'll notice the actual bolt. You have two different size channels. You've got a smaller one and a larger one. So obviously, the larger one is gonna line up with the larger holes. We take our pins that we set aside in our tray. I will take the larger one and we'll get it started into the bolt carrier body.

We'll line up the channel and just push it in with your thumb now. If you have trouble just take your punch and kind of give it an extra little push but it should go in pretty freely. So if it's not going in freely don't force it and try to figure out what's causing it to bind up.

So we take out smaller one. Just push it in with your thumb and there you have it. There's your disassembled and reassemble bolt for the 760 game master.

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In today's tabletop review I'm going to. Be taking a look at another ar-15 tool. This particular item is made by real. Avoid it is their gun tool pro ar-15 so. This one is specific to the ar-15 now. Real aven't has got at least four or. Five different tools like this available. Some are generic that are designed to work on most firearms including pistols. And rifles some are real basic and some. Are more like a four like a multi-tool. Type of device this one is the only one. That they have which is specific for the ar-15 so that's why I'm reviewing that what I'm gonna do is we're going to talk. About the packaging talk about the tool talk about the specs I'm going to open it, and then we're going to see how well the tools that are included with this device apply for the. Ar-15 so before i get into reading the. Specifications this particular tool is not inexpensive this runs for right. Around 50 dollars so give or take a few. Dollars and you get it in this plastic p. O p type of packaging and it also comes. With a flat dark earth sheath for the. Tool or they i believe this is molly. Compatible it says it's molly compatible. I won't know until i open it this has not been opened and this is the first time I've I've seen one of these specific tools so if i stumble along the. Way, please let me apologize ahead of time because i. Will be looking at this for the first time right along with you now according. To real avoid this has 35 different tools in it and. We'll get into that shortly well i hate. This packaging here these are this packaging is just a real pain to. Open up and get your items out and if you're not careful you can cut yourself severely with this plastic which I've done numerous times in the past so let's. Just look at the packaging let's see. What do we say what does it say advanced multi-tool for the ar-15 platform easy. And efficient tear down carbon scraping maintenance and reassembly mounts and customizes scopes and accessories so the. Back the back gives us a breakdown of. The different types of tools that we can. See we get with this item and I'll read. I'll read that a little bit more once i get it unpack aged and will come back and I'll read that so what I'm gonna do. Now is I'm gonna go ahead and get this opened, and we'll take a look take a look. At what the tool looks like okay i think. The only thing worse than opening that packaging would be having to watch somebody else open that packaging five. Minutes struggling with that not not my. Favorite type of packaging but so inside. The package is the tool the case and. There are some instructions on how to. Utilize the tools which i won't bore you. With all the details on that but we are. Going to talk about all the specifics they come with this. Let's start out with the ballistic case. It is molly compatible that's good you can definitely put this. On your vest or on your backpack or on a. Belt i don't know what this is made out. Of specifically but we have a nice snap. Right here. Some sort of soft material on the inside. The stitching appears to be adequate for. This type of case on the side is a. Small velcro compartment and this is. Where the site adjustment tool lives and. This is obviously one of the items that's included with this particular tool so you've got a site adjustment. Tool with five pins on it and then you. Have a site adjustment tool with four pins on it so that should pretty much cover the a1 through the a3 type of. Front sights so the case is good the. Front sight tool appears to be well-made. Form of what i can see it has a knurled. Raised surface on either end so if. You're holding it like this it's not gonna slip around in your fingers it's. Got a good weight to it so I'm not. Sure what material it's made out of but it feels pretty solid now the tool. Itself the tool itself is actually. Pretty heavy there's there's some. Definitely there's some weight here the weight is definitely going to be. Beneficial for one reason this is a. Strike panel right here this textured area this is designed for you to pound on things as with any hammer. You've got to have some weight to it to be an effective hammer so the bulk. That this tool has is going to make this. Striking surface a fairly decent emergency hammer the fit. And finish of it this black area here is. A rubberized material this area appears. To be plastic so and this rubberized. Material does have a some texturing to it so it does appear to be a good gripping surface this compartment back. Here appears to be plastic it is hinged. And the hinge appears to be. Spring-loaded so if i pull it up you. Now it goes up and it's not going to flop down on you so until you go and. Push it you need to get a little bit of force on it and then it'll snap into. Place so this is a good design right. Here this isn't gonna flop around it is gonna open up on you and your bits. Are not going to fly out as you can see. In this particular compartment right here we've got five we actually have. Four bits and we have a punch tool and. These if you can hear they're held. There're magnets in the bottom of this compartment that hold these bits in so. The bits are not really gonna fly out. And you can see they're not moving and. They're double-ended bits so this particular one we've got two flat heads. This particular one appears to have in a. Allen a 3/16 allen and a phillips number. On this is a pin punch and it doesn't. List a size, and we'll have to talk about that this is a 3/32 and a 764 allen. And a 1/8 and 9/64 allen and all of. These bits appear to have some sort of oil on them protective oil so for now I'll just put. These back in, and we'll revisit these shortly and so this is very well. Designed from what i can see and of. Course we've we've got our bit retention. Which is good the upper part of this now. These tools come well there's one other. Tool where there's a that includes a. Flashlight this is not the one that includes a flashlight the ar specific tool includes a little box that slides. Out and there's a little tab on the. Bottom that you push up on and it will. Open up and my understanding is that. That it is magnetic for holding pins and. Springs and such parts that you might be working on at the moment or maybe you. Want to carry around some spare parts with you so what we're gonna do is we're. Gonna test that I've got a roll pin it. Is magnetics and we have a take down. Spring so it is magnetic you can see. That the parts are staying in place right there so the magnet is nice if. You go to open this the parts aren't. Going to pop out on you and they're not going to rattle around as well so. Excellent idea you know as i understand. It that magnet is strong enough to hold. This in place not only does it slide in. I can feel the magnet grabbing. Hold of this metal plate right here there's obviously a little piece of metal underneath this plastic. So it's pressure fit right there as well. As having a magnet so double safety i. Don't think this is going to accidentally fall out doesn't definitely. Move around from what i can see so. That's good as well i think the idea. Of the storage compartment to me is. Better than having a miniature led. Flashlight which may or may not be very good so the storage compartment i think. Is a great idea the strike hammer i. Think is a great idea if you need to. Well let's say you need to pull your trigger out and you're out in the field you've got the pin punch and you've got. This striking surface here so that's. Good the bits you've got a bit driver. Here and you have a bit driver here so you have two bit drivers they're both magnetic they're not ratcheting so. That's the only thing i would say is kind of bummer is it would be nice if. The if one of these at least was ratcheting not a deal breaker by any. Means that's that's just kind of like a wish list but you've got two of them so. If if you've got something. Stubborn and you need a little bit more torque on it go this route might be. Better than going this route so you've got actually two points you can use for your bits now the inner components here. They don't all see these have a. Firm they pop up, but they're not locked into place. And let's see we've got this knife which. Feels pretty sharp now this knife locks into place right. Here and to release it we just push down. To release that so the knife itself has. Got it's got a I'm sure I'm drawing a. Blank for this it's its it's got a surface right here and then of course. It's curved they call this a raptor claw point. Utility knife we'll talk about that a. Little bit more back here excuse me. While i take this off a camera i can't. Seem to grab ahold of whatever it is. This particular tool right here pops up. Now this one locks in place as well. This. After pause with I've deposited just a. Second I'm I'm looking at the diagram of this particular tool and it shows this. Item right here and it says lanyard loop bolt override the lanyard loop it's. Pointing at a little hole right here which isn't present on this particular tool we'll talk about this in a little. But but this one does lock into place as. Well flipping this over to the other side. This tool locks into place and this is a. Bolt carrier scraper and a fine metal. File and it's not much of a filing. Surface I'm not I'm rubbing my finger on it's not it's not even really not. That i have any fingernails but it's not really enough to even file down my. Fingernails so the bolt scraper we'll. Talk about that shortly as well I'm I'm a little dubious on how much functionality that would be for an. Actual fine metal file i don't think. That's gonna file anything if it won't file my fingernail I'm not gonna count. On that being a usable file for filing. Small parts. Other tool which locks into place is a. Nine function bolt carrier group scraper and cotter pin puller, and we'll talk. About that as well this particular part of this ar-15. Multi-tool is very similar to another real avid product that they sell you can. See right here this is a this is there. Ar-15 scraper tool and i've done a review. On this before and i really like this. Tool it works it does its job very well and you can see it's pretty much. Identical it's just one is silver and one is black and it does also lock into. Place and the three torques is that are. Here we've got a t20 a t 15 and a t10. And like i mentioned those do not lock. Into place this particular item is a. 1/32 threaded post and it is threaded. Right there I'm not sure exactly what. That's used for I'm thinking that you might be able to. Thread in a wire brush or something for. Cleaning we'll have to investigate that. A little bit more as i read the instructions that came with the tool which i have not quite done just yet so. Going back to the compartment here let's take one of them fits out yeah those. Bits are not gonna fall out on you nothing i hate worse than a bit screwdriver and you go like this and the. But just falls out i absolutely despise those types of. Tools this with the magnet it's gonna. Hold your bit in there it's not gonna fall out on you and you have a magnet. There as well and it's not gonna fall. Out so that's good all right um so far i. Like everything i see about this tool i think real habit put a great deal of. Thought into this tool they've added some safety features the inclusion of. Magnets to hold the bits into place the magnets to hold your spare parts and hold this little storage compartment in place the hinged spring-loaded assembly. For these bits the magnet retention for. The bits everything that i would put. Into a tool if i was designing so great. So far now let's move on and actually. Talk about the some of the features I'll. Go through the actual included instructions here we won't spend a whole. Lot of time reading that but i wanna i want to actually go over each individual tool and talk about how real avid sees. The tool being utilized so the knife. Raptor claw point blade it's designed. For utility cutting so opening apple. Boxes cutting rope trimming cleaning. Patches and it mentions to resharpen the. Blade with a carvey carbide or ceramic. Sharpener following the sharpener manufacturer's instructions okay. The blade is very sharp you're. Not going to have to sharpen this as you get it I'm not sure of how useful. This type of curved point blade would be i do not have a lot of experience. With these curved type blades a standard. Drop point would be my preference for. This blade i just I'm not exactly sure. You know this looks more like a box cutter and that might be more in line. With their intended purpose of opening up ammunition boxes so I'm sure there's some logic to having the curved blade on here i would probably prefer a drop point. Myself but you know we'll see because. I'm definitely going to keep this particular tool in my range bag and. Hopefully it'll see some use down the road. The bolt override tool where did it go. Down at the bottom again. So i have to take it off camera i don't have a the bolt override tool. The bolt override tool can be used to. Clear jammed cartridges it gets stuck between the bolt carrier group and the charging handle carefully engage the. Firearm safety remove the magazine pull the bolt carrier group back using the tool and shake the stuck cartridge out. Of the firing firearm. They do not show in the diagram here. This in use so I'm assuming that it. Would be used i don't know how actually. This kind of gives me the impression you. Would use this to grab a hold of the bolt and pull it so well I'll have to. Take a look at that particular tool if. That is indeed its intended purpose. Having it locks in place is definitely a good idea the let's see the pin punch. Since they didn't list what size that pin punch is there's nothing written on. It their instructions don't say anything either when we get to that to the next stage of this video where I'm actually trying to see how these tools fit to an ar-15 well. I'll see if i can come up with what pin. Pin or pins on the ar-15 that punch will. Be applicable for right now i don't know. So I'll need to have that I'll need to have an ar lower in front of me let's. See the we've pretty much talked about. This little compartment they as well. Mentioned that the magnet could be aided for picking up small parts so if you. Have problems picking up little small items you can use the strong magnet. That's inside of this I'll just go ahead. And pick up the parts. And other than that we pretty much. Talked about the are the functionality. This box already i like it is plastic. With the magnets so hopefully what I'm. What I'm afraid of as you can see this box is plastic and this top is plastic the little hinge. Right there is a plastic hinge and unfortunately a lot of times with these. Types of components after repeated use of this happening these shear off so i. Hope that doesn't happen with this. That's the only thing i would really be. Worried about with this little compartment is that hinge shearing off. The let's see the bits going back to the. Bits right here. They really don't say much we've talked about the sizes of the bits are ready. And flipping over the instructions over. Here to the other side the other side basically discusses using the tools for. Cleaning your bolt and then this front. Sight a gesture this does have a limited. 3-year warranty on it and that's pretty. Much yet so well pretty much the rest of. The instructions here show the bolt. Scraper tool and how to use a bolt. Scraper tool for scraping the inside of. Your carrier cleaning the bolt face. Cleaning the firing pin there's another. Specific tool for cleaning the outside. Of the bolt tail of your bolt and the. Bolt waste and then between the locking lugs and scraping behind the lip of the. Cartridge extractor the 1/32 threaded. Post I'm still fuzzy on what that's. Specifically for and I'm just double. Checking my notes yeah i have no. Information on what that specifically is designed to be used for so let's move. On to the next phase here I've got one. Of my rifles here and what I'm going to. Do is just we're gonna take a look at. The tools and the specific sizes. That come with this to see how. Applicable they are to an ar-15. Okay i have an ar-15 lower receiver here. And we're going to take a look at some. Of the tools and see how well they fit. With this particular ar-15 lower so you. No i have magpul bad lever here we've. Got the kns anti-roll pins so those have torques on it we have torques here we've. Got a magpul asap qd plate with their. Sling attachment point and there's an. Allen bolt that holds that into place as. Well we have a roll pin here roll pin. Here on this side that will we'll take a. Look at so since we've got two smaller. Torques right here let's take a look at. Our complement of torx tools and see. What if any of them will fit so the. First one here. Now they're not all individually labeled. The Smallest want to be a t10 okay no joy in. The t-ten the t10 does fit the kns does. Not fit the bad lever i need something smaller to do the bad. Lever let's jump up to the t 15 see if. The t 15 that's actually not a torx over. Here on the magpul asap qd plate that. Needs him hex key or an allen key and we. Have a 3/16 which is too big and a 9/64. And there we go, so we've we've got that. Covered as well we only have a couple of. Roll pins on this side the roll pin. Punch which is included in the tool. I could use that to punch out the roll. Pin holding the trigger guard on it's a. Little bit smaller but it i wouldn't. Consider it ideal for that purpose but it could be used for that the roll pin. Over here looks like it's probably too. Big for that particular roll pin let's. Flip the lower over we also have a odin. Works extended magazine release here and. Those take allen bolts as well and it. Looks like the 332nd that comes with the tool would handle that as well. Let's see there is a hex bolt that holds. The grip on but pretty much guarantee. You that this tool is not going to be suitable for removing that because it. Just it's not gonna be long enough and there's no extension included so there's. No point in even trying that that pretty. Much covers everything that's on this. Particular lower receiver over to the. Upper receiver take a look at an upper receiver and what can we do on this. Upper receiver well we have the primary. Arms md ad red dot this is attached to. The upper receiver with hex bolts as. Well these are larger hex bolts let's. See if we've got that's too big too. Small bingo so the 9/64 covers those. Bolts on this upper the hand guard itself. Which is centurion arms there's four. Bolts back here and two bolts up front that hold this on see if we've got what. We need to take this hand guard off we do. The 9/64 works for that and the other. Bolt which is underneath these rail candles all have to their's a smaller. Hex bolt underneath these rail panels. I'll have to do that a little later. We've got the magpul. Xtm hand stop here and that has a hex. Bolt it would appear to be a hex bolt it. Could be a torx know if it's a hex and. The 1/8 handles that that pretty much is. All of the bolts and roll pins that i. Have easily accessible that we can look at for the purpose of this given that i. Would say that the included bits were. Well thought out and real avid included. The most common bit sizes that are used. In accessories and ar-15 lower receivers. I think we only ran into one that i. Didn't one bolt that i didn't have a bit. For so that's great, and we didn't even. Look at any of the flat heads because i. Don't have any flat heads on this particular a ar-15 but so far so good. The one other thing we could test we. Could take a look at the sight post tool. Since this particular upper has a standard f marked front sight on it and. This requires a for post. Adjustment tool. Yeah I'm not gonna adjust it because i. Already have this sighted in but this. This tool would work just fine for making adjustments here i don't see any. Issues at all at least the four-post. Works good there is a five post on there. I don't have anything it uses a five post front sight so i can't test that. Now as for the last part of this. Video i wanted to go over the bolt. Scraper tool and how it applies how you. Can apply it to cleaning your ar-15 bolt. And bolt carrier now the little hook. Right there we can use that hook to. Remove our pin. Let's remove our firing pin. Like so and then remove our bolt. Okay um I'll try and speed this up so it. Doesn't stay get too incredibly boring. Now our bolt scraper is basically. Designed to go in and clean the inside. Of your carrier like so this is this. Bolt is or this carrier is clean so I'm. Just going to kind of demonstrate the different tool functionality here a little bit and we'll just go through the. Different functions this particular area. Right here is used for scraping the bolt. Face like so now i have used the other. Tool quite extensively for cleaning bolts in the carriers, and they do work. As advertised the firing pin the smaller. Smaller diameter front part of the firing pin we would use this area right. Here and clean it like so and then you. Have a larger area a larger cutout right there which is designed for this. This piece right here goes in like that. And you rotate your bolt and you can see. The curvature right here lines right up. With the bolt tail and the shoulder the. Bull tail and you basically just turn this and all of that carbon build up. Will be scraped right off now the. Waste of the bolt right here you've got. This area right here you can use this. Tool for cleaning inside there and for. Cleaning in between the lugs on your bolt you can see that that tool fits. Perfectly in there so when you get carbon buildup you go in there and scrape that and that works out real good. And the this tip that i use to pull out. That retaining pin you can use that for. Getting down in here in cleaning around your cartridge extractor or excuse me. The cartridge extractor which is down. Here not the ejector so there's a little. Lip right there and you can use this to get down behind it and scrape any crud. Or any carbon buildup like so the i. Think that's everything i wanted to test. And demonstrate in this video again i. Think this is a well block tool in the. Fifty dollar range it's i don't find any. Fault with the tool the included bits. Are appropriate for working on the air. 15 the cleaning tool is an excellent. Tool the quality the construction is. Great and the ballistic nylon case and. That's pretty good as well so that's a nice bonus to store your tool so i have. To give it two thumbs up and I'm going. To end this review tabletop review as. Well as a functional demonstration of. The of the real avid gun tool pro for. The ar-15.

Hey guys will air 1,500 calm got another. Unboxing video for you today we're. Looking at a product from real avid if you're not familiar with real avid they make a wide range of different cleaning products for guns as well as tools this. Here is the gun tool pro ar-15 they as well. Have a gun tool pro which is a more of a. Multi-platform tool or general purpose tool this one here is made specifically. For use with the air 15 platforms they've designed this so you can have a tool on. Your person that has just about everything you need for a field repair. Or for stripping down the rifle and doing some cleaning out in the field so. We're gonna take a look at it today retail packaging open it up we've got. The gun tool and a nice little pouch and. I believe we got some instructions in. Here yep throw that box off to the side. See what we got okay so here is a pamphlet it's gonna. Have the this is the user guide and warranty information just you know goes over all the different pieces of the. Tool on the back you've got user guide. Some information about the air front sight tool safety and care and. Maintenance of course warranty information which this unit has a three. Year warranty from the data purchase and. There's also a little pamphlet in here. That shows some of their other products they've got a air 15 maintenance kit which is like a cleaning kit with all your different brushes it's got a looks like an ap brush in their different types of things bolt scraping tool then. You've got they have a plier style air. 15 tool it's similar to the air to the. Gun tool pro air 15 doesn't have quite as many tools on it and it's more of a like leatherman style tool there's the. Original gun tool pro they've got. Some other universal cleaning kits etc so taking a look at the gun tool pro air. 15 comes in this nice tan flat dark. Earth ish pouch it is molly compatible. So you can throw that right on your pack on the side here we've got this little compartment here and this is holding the. Ar front sight tool if you don't have one of these they're awesome. I've been using for years a the tip of. An m855 projectile to make elevation. Adjustments to the front sight these tools are a lot handier a lot makes it a lot easier to push down in that front. Sight post and make your adjustments this is compatible with a two and the eighth one front sight assemblies very. Cool tool to have it's a lot better than using the tip of a bullet and again i. Use a tip the tip of an m a 5/5 because the steel core penetrator in there you. Now it's hard enough to allow me to push the detent down and rotate the front sight if you use something like m 183 just a 55 grain ball it doesn't work. As well but now you don't need to with. The real avid front sight tool go ahead look at the main unit here it out okays. Appears to be very hefty very well. Made looks like it's pretty stout little unit right here this is one of. The cool features this is the tap hammer this is a hard surface they put on here and because of the tool has a good. Amount of weight to it you can use this for you know i wouldn't we use it in place of a hammer but if you need to tap on something or need to drive out a d-10. Or something you might have enough inertia and weight here to tap that. Out with a with the tool pretty cool another thing i like on it has two. Quarter inch bit drivers you've got the. Main one here this is a solid fixed unit, and then we have one here on the side and i believe on the back if you lift. This door open it's a spring-loaded door we have various different bits in here. You've got allen bits you got flathead phillips, and they can go either in the front which is a solid unit and i believe yep in this one here — there's. No ratcheting action on it's just a solid fixed-fixed but there or excuse me. Driver but that's pretty nice you can get on the side if you need to get more torque or if you're just screwing something in you can get the front there like i said you've got several two different sizes of phillips. Flathead looks like four different allen. Heads so pretty cool oh this is another. Cool feature that they showed us at short. Show when we first saw this product pop. This off it just slides down it is frightening held in their by friction this is a little compartment that is it. Over here magnetic i don't know if you can see that magnet symbol there but. This is a cool little feature so when you're working on a gun if weather out in the field or even here on the bench if let's say you're gonna you know you have to remove the grip for some reason and you've got you know say a detent in a spring you know these little things can fly around that you can easily lose them well this little thing is this little compartment is magnetic so you. Just drop them in there it holds them. Down nice and secure you can store them in there and just a nice little handy. Place to keep your different excuse. Me your different little springs d tensor roll pens things like that pretty. Cool you just slide it back in and it slides in there and again it's friction held but it's pretty secure some. Of the other uh tools on here you've got. Like a almost swiss army knife style assembly here this here is the nine. Function bolt scraping tool so this is. Made to scrape the bolt in different areas on the carrier and this does lock into place this is locking in then. You've got a release right here on the side here we got the torx bits ranging. From size 10 through 20 i think it's 10 15 and 20 these do not lock they just. Fold out they have two different positions that there's a little detent in there that kind of holds it you either have straight out like this you can get you know get on there or if you need to get an additional torque you can turn it here it locks in place and then. You can put additional torque on you know scope rings or whatever you may be working on got a blade here this is just. A utility knife and then this is the. Carrier scraper this one locks into place as well nice and firm has a little. File here on the end but this is what you use to clean the inside of a the carrier when you pull the bolt out it's an area that on bulkhead group on an ar that gets you. Now a lot of crud in there so this is a really handy feature that in the benign. Function bowl scraper and a little magnetic compartment here really you. Now drew me to this multi-tool so. We're gonna take this and do a full. Review on it we'll have you know up-close detailed pictures on our website and I'm also going to do a video. Of me cleaning a bolt carrier group that. I have in one of my rifles that has had a couple thousand rounds shot through it without any major cleaning I've simply. Pulled the bolt carrier group out I've wiped it down and really brocaded it and run it and it is filthy, so we're gonna. Put the gun tool pro ar-15 to the test. Cleaning that bolt I'll get that on video and then I'll let. You know what we think of it stay tuned. You.

This is gonna be a look at what's in the box of the ar-15 armors essential kit.

I was able to get this kit as well as the NC star kit for damn near the price of one of the kits. I mean like they had such a discount going on that was right after Christmas. I know that a lot of times. They don't carry this type of stuff in stores. However, if you do a website search of their website you can find damn near anything even coffins.

So let's get this out of the box, and we'll lay it out. So you guys can see what's in the bag anyway. Just got it out of the box again.

It's the wheeler engineering Delta series ar-15 armorer's essentials kit. Basically comes with your mag. Will vise you know I got to go ahead and get that down to the bench here. On this is your upper vise block comes with that set of instructions and this is a it's got your wrench castle nuts that all that good stuff.

It's not the torque wrench, this is the combo tool. And let me I'm had to read what this says because it's got a lot on it. Let's see here combo tool. Cut out for three-quarter inch flash hider barrel. Nut engagement pins cut out for thick stock buffer tubes. Buffer tube nut drivers 1/2 inch drive. Bit driver with a flat head. Screw driver bit hex key 7 64 but torque. Drives t1 bit port drive t 20 bit port. Drive t 15 bit.

So it's all on the wrench was kind of go down the line here. This is what comes on it so there's a pretty nice armorer's wrench with everything right on it. You've got this is the torque wrench. Come on so it does come with a torque wrench so you can get your foot pounds right. There's that and then know that's just screws to put the vise place down. So you can get that done and then this is all the different type of other tools that comes with it and again.

I'm gonna have to read what it is. I don't really want to get everything out of the bag here but it's your pivot pin installation tool. Roll pin installation tool torque wrench magwell by weight mag. Well, voice lock where we went through and then the combo tool and everything else. And then the last thing we have this is the gas tube alignment tool. And I think that's it for this bag. Let me double check. That's everything that comes in it. Everything best fit in the bag real nice what I'll do is since I stuttered through what all it comes with. I'll just show you the back of the box real quick. If you need this pause it goes ahead and then there's the complete list there.

There's everything laid out really nice for the box. So again we have for the price. I couldn't go wrong, I would be starting my build here.

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