I was wondering if anyone has made their own upper receiver vice block.if so how did you make it.and do you have building plans for one.
Has anyone made their own upper receiver vice block?
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Originally posted by Kevinohio View PostIs there a way to hold the upper receiver to install a barrel without having to have one?
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Originally posted by Deep Six View PostI just put the barrel in a barrel vice and torque against that. I don't trust that thin aluminum upper with that much torque, vice block or not.
Torque goes both directions when installing a threaded device.
OP. Get yourself a bev block and your good to go for barrel and muzzle device installs.
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Originally posted by Klem View PostTorque against the steel barrel and not the fragile aluminium upper. Use either a reaction rod or barrel vise depending on what works best with the barrel nut and torque wrench.
I don't even know why I still have that old nylon upper clamp.
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You could clamp two blocks of wood together and drill a hole along the seam the diameter of the barrel. Then line the concave mating surfaces with paper towel or thin leather for grip. Poor mans barrel vise.
Like this one.
Out of respect for your gun I wouldn't even give you my upper clamp. Clamp that barrel instead.Last edited by Klem; 04-28-2019, 12:37 PM.
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