What combo wrench or tool to get ???

What is the better of the combo wrenches or tools for AR-15 M-4 to buy ??? Any of them made in the U.S.A.?? Thanks

If you are looking for a combo tool made in the United States try Brownell's.

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-to...prod80294.aspx

or Smith's

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-to...prod24190.aspx

there is a folding tool for the AR--the name is not there but it has a carbon scraper for the bolt

The only tool I have ever needed for my M4 was to remove front hand guard. I already had pin punches for the round headed pins.

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Originally Posted by Weez556

What is the better of the combo wrenches or tools for AR-15 M-4 to buy ??? Any of them made in the U.S.A.?? Thanks

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If you are looking for a pocket tool for the AR here are several to chose from:

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-to...prod41220.aspx

http://www.brownells.com/emergency-s...14-117312.aspx

http://www.amazon.com/Real-Avid-AVAR...=ar+leatherman

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/404...lti-tool-black

find a USGI barrel wrench,
and if you change the collapsible stocks, a spanner or wrench to tighten them,

planning on changing a barrel, in addition to the wrench, get a set of vice blocks and you are set,
just a few punches, hammer, and screwdriver needed otherwise

and of course this manual,
http://www.cpi-va.us/docs/M16Manual.pdf

I was not sure what you planned to do with the wrench you asked about. Like the other gentlemen said, if you want too tighten the castle nut on a collapsable(sp) butt stock, then you need the three point wrench or a spanner. I you want to change barrels then you need a standard wrench to remove the barrel nut. Next, if you decide to use an aftermarket
forearm or quad rail then most likely you need to purchase the wrench that fits the barrel nut that comes with the quad rail. I currently have five different types, but one fits an
AR10 quad rail. When or if you purchase a different forearm, please make sure you ask the manufacturer if a different wrench is required.
Indy

I forgot...the other gentleman suggested vise blocks, make sure the blocks include a plug that replaces the bolt carrier, to keep from making the casting oval.
Indy