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Accuracy International Wrench Offset Drive Link
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Our Price: $25.00
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This Offset Drive Link must be used with the Bugholes Accuracy International action wrench if you have a fixed stock AND wish to use a ratcheting head wrench for torqueing. It is made from 4140 pre-hardened chrome moly steel and will adapt a 1/2" drive ratcheting wrench to the 5/8" hex on the AI wrench shaft. ***You do not need the Offset Drive Link if youre using a breaker bar with standard size socket, or having a folding stock **** **** Link won't fit the other wrenches - Rem 700, Tikka, etc ****
***200 Ft-Lbs MAX***
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Accuracy International Action Wrench AX, AT, AW
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Our Price: $100.00
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Bugholes rear entry action wrench is designed specifically for Accuracy International actions, but will also work with Badger Ordnance (and a few other) actions. shaft is 4140 pre-hardened chrome moly with a parkerized finish, and drive key is 6061 Aluminum with an anodized finish, held in place with two socket head cap screws. A parkerized mild steel drive key is available on request. The shaft is a slip fit in the action raceway to maintain ideal alignment, and the drive key is specifically designed to engage the majority of the ejection ports length. In addition, the drive key engages the port via a "flat on a flat" versus a flat on a point like other wrenches. If you have a fixed stock, and wish to use a ratcheting head wrench, then you should also consider getting the Offset Drive Link. No other applications require the use of the Offset Drive Link
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Accuracy International Action Wrench AXSR
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Our Price: $110.00
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Bugholes rear entry action wrench is designed specifically for Accuracy International AXSR. shaft is 4140 pre-hardened chrome moly with a black nitrided finish, and drive key is 6061 Aluminum with an anodized finish, held in place with two socket head cap screws. The shaft is a slip fit in the action raceway to maintain ideal alignment, and the drive key is specifically designed to engage the majority of the ejection ports length. In addition, the drive key engages the port via a "flat on a flat" versus a flat on a point like other wrenches.
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