What is an AR vise block?

The Block allows you to safely clamp on to your AR-15 upper receiver in a vise holding it securely without twisting, crushing or marring the finish. This Block is the perfect product for torquing a barrel on, removing a stubborn barrel nut or for simple gun maintenance and cleaning.

Do I need a vise for AR-15?

A vise isn’t an optional item when it comes to building an AR15. At least not if you want to build your rifle into a reliable weapon. A vise allows you to use an AR block kit, a Gisselle rod, or an upper clamp block.

What size vise do I need for AR-15?

4 inches
At a minimum, you want a vise with a jaw size of at least 4 inches. In addition to your bench vise, you’ll want a Weisbach kit. These blocks are specifically designed to hold your AR in place through the mag well while you’re working on it.

Will AR-15 upper vise block work with ar10?

The Wheeler Engineering Delta Series Vise Block is an innovative and versatile tool that is designed for compatibility with almost any AR-15, AR-10 or LR-308 upper receiver.

What size torque wrench do I need for AR15?

½-inch Drive Torque Wrench The big one is the barrel nut, which is typically torqued to 30-foot pounds—but check the paperwork that came with your upper and/or barrel to confirm.

Do I need a torque wrench to build an AR?

It pays to have a good torque wrench. Many home builders don’t go this route, but it’s safer, and smarter, to know and follow your torques. The big one is the barrel nut, which is typically torqued to 30-foot pounds—but check the paperwork that came with your upper and/or barrel to confirm.

Do you need a torque wrench for AR15 barrel?

You’ll need both to properly tighten the barrel nut to torque. The military’s “official” torque specs for the barrel are 30 to 80 ft-lbs. Your barrel will likely provide torque specs. If not, stick to 40 to 50 ft-lbs.

What tools do I need to build a AR-15 lower?

Lower Receiver recommended tools:

• Workbench, Vise and Block: AR-15 Vise Block.
• Punches: Standard punch set. Roll Pin Punches. Roll Pin Holders.
• Wrenches and Hammers: Stock Wrench Ball Peen Hammer (4 oz.) Nylon/Brass Hammer. Brownells Pivot Pin Detent Installation Tool.
• Other Tools and Options: Multi-Tool. Takedown Tool.