Wheeler Scope Mounting Combo Kit with Fat Wrench, Alignment and Lapping Bars, and Storage Case for 1 Inch and 30mm Rings and Scope Mounting

Experience unmatched precision and confidence in your firearm setup with the Wheeler Scope Mounting Combo Kit featuring the FAT Wrench, a comprehensive solution designed to streamline the process of mounting and adjusting your rifle scope. Combining essential tools, precise torque control, and ergonomic design, this kit empowers shooters to achieve perfect alignment and consistent performance for unparalleled accuracy on the range or in the field. Complete Mounting Solution: The standout feature of the Wheeler Scope Mounting Combo Kit is its comprehensive selection of tools and accessories, providing everything shooters need for precision scope mounting and adjustment. From scope ring alignment bars and lapping tools to the innovative FAT (Firearm Accurizing Torque) Wrench, this kit offers a complete solution for mounting and maintaining your rifle scope with ease and confidence. FAT Wrench for Precise Torque Control: At the heart of the kit is the FAT Wrench, a precision torque wrench that ensures consistent and accurate tightening of scope mounting hardware. With its adjustable torque settings ranging from 10 to 65 inch-pounds, this wrench allows shooters to apply the exact amount of torque required for each fastener, preventing over-tightening or under-tightening that could compromise scope alignment and stability. Scope Ring Alignment Tools: Included in the kit are scope ring alignment bars and lapping tools, which enable shooters to achieve perfect alignment and fitment for their scope rings. The alignment bars ensure that the rings are properly aligned with each other and with the rifle's receiver, while the lapping tools provide a smooth and uniform mating surface for optimal contact and stability, ensuring consistent performance and accuracy with every shot. Durable Construction: Built to withstand the demands of frequent use and harsh shooting conditions, each tool in the Wheeler Scope Mounting Combo Kit is constructed from high-quality materials for durability and longevity. Whether tightening screws with the FAT Wrench or lapping scope rings with precision tools, shooters can trust that their equipment will maintain its performance and functionality over time, ensuring reliable results with every use. Ergonomic Design: Designed with user comfort and efficiency in mind, the tools in the Wheeler Scope Mounting Combo Kit feature ergonomic handles and intuitive controls for easy operation. Whether adjusting torque settings on the FAT Wrench or maneuvering alignment tools into position, shooters can maintain a comfortable grip and precise control, reducing hand fatigue and enhancing overall user experience during the scope mounting process. In conclusion, the Wheeler Scope Mounting Combo Kit with FAT Wrench is a must-have accessory for any shooter looking to achieve perfect alignment and consistent performance with their rifle scope. With its comprehensive selection of tools, precise torque control with the FAT Wrench, durable construction, and ergonomic design, this kit offers everything shooters need to mount, adjust, and maintain their scopes with confidence and precision. Whether zeroing a new rifle, upgrading optics, or fine-tuning existing setups, this kit delivers professional-grade results that elevate your shooting experience to new levels of accuracy and confidence.

This kit is excellent, used it to mount a couple of scopes off the bat and was surprised at how much material had to be removed from rings for a proper mount, absolutely essential on large caliber guns - the torque driver system is great, no more damaged screws, this is the main reason I bought the kit, if you look at buying the torque driver separately the value of this kit is immediately obvious, the kit has a torque chart that comes with it but it only includes related torque data for 3 screw sizes, it should have a little more data, but this is the 3 primary data sets related to screws you will commonly encounter when mounting scopes, just wish it had the extra data for more versatility, but that is where a net search yields data quickly and easily - the torque driver works perfectly with the wheeler 89 p driver set, this is a crucial piece of gear if you are turning a wrench on guns, well worth the price paid for the kit! - mine had a smooth bar, not grooved as previous reviews had mentioned, bar functioned flawlessly and leaves a great finished product. - mine came with a plastic case (kind of a downer since I ordered a plastic case separately after reading some reviews that said it didn't come with it, so in the end I got 2 cases -(eh, not a big deal, case sells separately for 6-10 bones) - Kit works great, but I wish the kit came with a stud for a power drill attachment - the end cap of the lapper bar is threaded - would be easy to rough the rings, then follow up hand lapping if you could rough it out with power drill, would save you a lot of time - but hey can't hold it against the kit since it is not advertised with one, just think it would be a little extra value to an already great kit. - wish list aside I still give the kit a 5/5, performs exactly as advertised, excellent fit finish and function, as well as value - wheeler has obviously followed feedback related to its product and made several upgrades and revamps to fine tune this kit to an optimal state.

Great all-inclusive kit - comes with everything you need to properly lap and mount any optic and a good price. I have used this to mount several scopes in both sizes and have had no issues. The torque driver comes with a calibration sticker, and matches torque with other devices I have, so I was confident each fastener was torqued appropriately. Two levels are included, one with a magnet, but the magnet is rather large and will not fit under an optic using low rings. So if you do not have a flat spot on your receiver you must use a base for the level, then lock it down in a gun vise before mounting rings. Not ideal, but not a big deal - just would be nice to see a thinner magnet with a little more clearance for the rings. Lapping is easy, comes with all of the bits you could possibly need for the driver, and includes lapping compound and thread locker. Makes mounting optics properly very quick and easy.

This kit is a must have if you are going to mount a decent quality scope on your rifle. If you are spending less than $100 on a scope, you may not get any benefit from this. But if you're buying a decent scope, this kit allow you to properly mount it. It takes an hour or so to mount a scope with this - less time if you've done a few. The only reason for four stars is that there are two levels included (so you can get your cross hairs level as they need to be), and neither one is accurate (reads different when you turn it around). If Wheeler Engineering wil replace these at no cost, I'll see if I can change my rating to five stars. Otherwise, the kit is excellent. The torque driver screw driver - they cal it a FAT wrench - really works well, and although a lot of us have lived many years without using one of these, this tool is really helpful if you are doing precision work. And there are many other uses for it besides just scope mounting. The other components are just what you need to insure that when you mount a scope, that it is not undue stressed - if your rings are out of align (they will damn near ALWAYS not be in perfect alignment unless they are single base system), and that the scope does not move (it can move if it is mounted without the rings being aligned). Of course, this is all if you are concerned with precision. If all you do is plink beer cans, you probably don't want this. If you hunt, you owe it to your quarry to be an ethical hunter and get the best shot placement possible. If you take shots over 100 yards, then you need this. Be sure to mark your ring halves before you start - I suggest scratching tiny marks in your ring tops - F and R for front and rear - because you want to put them back in the same position or your efforts were somewhat wasted - and if you use a felt permanent marker, that will wash or wear off when you go to clean the grit from your rings. The lapping compound is 220 grit - fairly course and grease based. It really isn't that messy, but you don't want to do this while sitting on your living room couch. There are several good and several bad videos on YouTube that show how to use this tool. Check them out if you can. I like to cover my rifle in Saran wrap (or Peel and Stick Saran wrap if you have that) just to keep any of this stuff from getting inside the action. If you're careful though, it doesn't drip or splatter. And there is a tube of threadlocker included. Definitely need to use this on all scope mounting screws if you don't already have some. I didn't open the included bottle as I've got others, but I'm sure it is ok stuff. One last off topic tip - the lapping compound is also useful if you have a phillips or slotted screw that you can't remove because the bit slips out. You can put some of this stuff on the tip of the screwdriver and it may give you enough grip to back out the screw.

Wow, this is a prime example of "you don't know what you don't know". All of my rifles were have been sighted in for years/decades and were mounted ensuring proper eye relief and crosshairs were level. Figured that was good enough, and it was for the most part as most of my hunting rifles were deadly at 100-200 yards with some shooting sub-MOA groups. Recently decided I wanted to start shooting long range and that is when I ran into issues. Upon some research, came across this mounting/lapping kit and figured I'd give it a "shot". Come to find out every single one of my scopes was out of whack to varying degrees. All were corrected with the lapping bars and the results are amazing. Couldn't be more impressed with this kit and highly recommend it for any avid shooter out there and wish I would have purchased this years ago. Side note - the torque wrench comes with a calibration certification as well and seemed to be spot when I was using it between 15 and 30lbs. PSS - previous review mentioned he thought he had a used kit because the Loctite bottle had a burn mark on it...mine had that as well but was clearly a new kit. Odd that they all seem to have the same burn mark in the same spot and had I not read the previous review, it would have made me question it as well.

I assume if you're mounting your own scopes you're not an idiot so I'll be brief. I don't know why someone complained about a cardboard box, mine came in a nice injection molded plastic case with a place for all, and all in place. The lowers on my M&P15 are composite so the magnetic level was less than helpful, but not a big work around. All those bars are solid steel, which I should have realized ahead of time, but the kit is a lot heavier than I expected. The "Fat Wrench" torque wrench is nice, however it is a 1/4" hex drive, and comes with a socket drive converter. Soooo... the inserts provided are grossly inadequate. eg, I needeed a 9/64 allen wrench on my first scope. Nobody has a 9/64 allen wrench with a socket or hex drive (in Stock). Long story short, Harbor Freight carries a $10 kit with 100 hex drives including all those rare sizes. Yes, its cheap chinese crap, but when you're working in "inch-lbs" your inserts don't need to be high quality. (The Fat Wrench is precision tested at the Factory and the test results are in the case-nice touch) I have no complaints; I got exactly what I expected and it worked fine. One minor recommendation unrelated to the kit; before you do anything else I recommend marking one corner of your mating surfaces on the front ring with an "X" and the back ring with an "O" with a Sharpie. When I got done lapping I accidentally got the top half of the rings confused and those marks were all that saved me from my own stupidity. Scratches would work as well, they won't show once mated. By using just one corner on top and bottom you not only match front and back, but side to side as well.

I have hunted over 50 years, mounting scopes on guns for myself and others without much thought. In 2020 I decided to setup a rifles for long range and so invested in this kit. HOLY COW.... what a shocker. Every set of rings I have mounted to scopes are out of alignment which shows up immediately when you start to hone out the rings.....Un-honed rings have got to be distorting every factory rifle out there. Scope bases/rings screw down tight without an ability to adjust them, I just assumed things were all lined up, NOT SO. Many things can be wrong in the manufacturing of the rifle to get the rings pointed a few thou. in different directions even when the machinery is running right......Ever notice the scope marks on your scope when you take it off? 99% of the time you are marking the scope tube when you crank the ring screws down to hold the scope tight. Can't be good for the scope either, bend the tube even slightly and the prisms and erector inside go out of alignment.... First set of rings I honed convinced me.. I will never mount another scope without using this setup....not a good value, a GREAT VALUE. Only thing I didn't like is that the honing compound is really stiff, I got some valve lapping compound from the autoparts store and it spreads better when running the hone. Love the drill attachment, makes the honing a breeze and yes, using the alignment pins to check if it made a difference definitely works. I have seen rings that show misalignment in the .020-.030 or more when starting out, and are perfectly aligned when done.

It works great and I highly recommend the torque wrench. Very easy to use. I can only assume the setting is accurate. My biggest concern is whether I really need to lap scope rings in this day and age. Aren't scopes and rings so precision machined that is is unnecessary? One thing i can say to answer my own question is that I have now lapped two pair of rings and there does seem to be a tiny bit more coming off one part of the inside of the rings . . . so maybe it really IS necessary . . . or maybe I just have them cock-eyed in the rail. Anyway, it makes me feel like I know what I am doing and it is not very difficult to do so I am glad I made the purchase and I'm going to continue to lap my scopes. For anyone who hasn't already made the purchase, I'd recommend talking to a couple guys who mount scopes for a living (call your local gun shops) and see if they lap the scopes. If not, save some $ and just buy the torque wrench.

I purchased the Wheeler scope mounting kit after watching a Youtube video demonstrating how to properly mount and torque a rifle scope. While I have only done 2 scopes so far, I found all the tools to be of excellent quality. Not sure how some users are breaking the driver bits but I found the set included to be equivalent quality to those I use on a regular basis in our business. The only thing I found was there wasn't a hex bit to match the screw size on one of my scopes, but used one from another set with no problem. I thought the leveling tools were very useful and easy to use, contrary to some reviews. Yes, there are better systems designed to work with all actions, but if your just doing bolt actions, these work fine. Would definitely recommend.

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Excelente 👌

ケースの取手が破損しており残念でしたが、外国製なので仕方がないと納得しています。

Buen material y muy útil