Spanner Wrench

[granpaws81]

Where can I get a reproduction of the spanner wrench?

[Clem]

Here you go, good luck!

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =296533732

[gcp]

The above was sold so I ordered this today, hope it works as expected....after it was recommended by 81police.

http://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgw ... es/6130018

[Clem]

Well, it's only been around 40 day since I posted that information, no wonder the auction is over.

[gcp]

Clem, I can read dates, no need for sarcasm! This is simply a different way of skinning the same cat so I'll let you all know how well it works when I receive and try it.

[Clem]

Clem, I can read dates, no need for sarcasm! This is simply a different way of skinning the same cat so I'll let you all know how well it works when I receive and try it.

No sarcasm intended, just noting that it's been a while so the auction would of ended. The seller did relist the items, so there will be a chance that they might still be avaliable.

Good luck with your rifle, those barrel nuts and barrel jacket bushings can be a pain to take off.

[gcp]

Glad to hear it Clem, it's hard to judge through a post only.

My issue is the opposite, the barrel nut was so loose that I took it off by hand so after a real good cleaning I'd like to properly tighten with a spanner wrench. Hoping to get the most accuracy out of this rifle!

[Clem]

My #8 is a 1912, .30 Rem. rifle. I took it apart and cleaned it up. I also replaced the recoil spring and buffer spring. Seeing how my rifle is 100 years old, with dirt, gunk and spring set, I didn’t want any metal to metal contact where there was none designed to be.

[Rem8&81]

Contact Bob on his GB listings, I'm sure he has several more of those spanner wrenches and has other handy tools listed.

[oldschool]

I'd like to get ahold of a spanner wrench for a 35 Rem. mdl 81.
My local gunsmith gave me the cold shoulder.
I've never seen the inside of mine.
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
oldschool

[81police]

try Bob with Circle B Ranch. He has two versions...a reproduction of the factory spanner wrench and a heavy duty "Pro-Tools" set.

circlebranch@cox.net