FIX IT STICKS Tightening +/- 10% Accurate 6-25 inch-lbs All-In-One Torque Driver Tool, Mini

Easy to to use a must for anyone who works on guns

This is a torsion torque drive. It does work well. I checked it against a calibrated unit and it was spot on.

Amazing little product

I’ve installed four different optics with this solution from Fix It Sticks. It’s great for those installs that offer little wiggle room. Expensive but great addition to the toolkit, and very easy to use.

This is a compact and flexible torque solution. Flexible because you can use whatever driver you want, and therefore fit into tight spaces. Be careful when using this around acidic/alkaline solvents or anything that could potentially remove the anodized markings and render it useless. Two improvements would be to engrave the markings, and have more of them.

First off to address most of the negative reviews, people just don't seem to read and/or understand the description of how this product works. It's not the type of torque limiting device that you "set" or that "clicks". It operates like a beam torque wrench where you apply torque and watch the gauge until you achieve the desired specification. That said this device works great and is far more portable than other devices so perfect for your range bag. I also verified the accuracy with my digital inch-lb torque wrench and it hit the mark every time.

work excellent

After reading some negative reviews about these online I was hesitant to purchase, but I'm glad I did. I recently bought a 10/22 and began adding aftermarket parts, only to see accuracy worsen. Received this today and immediately disassembled the 10/22 and reassembled w/manufacturer suggested torque specs, now it's a tack driver. Who cares that you don't preset a torque value and crank until it clicks? Find your torque specs, put this tool in a good bit driver, and turn the screw until the indicator on the tool lines up with the spec. Can't be simpler. Torque range is limited, I'll admit. I bought the red one, too. All in I've still spent less than i would have on a low end in/lb driver, but application isn't limited by a permanently attached handle. I can switch between a stubby, a finger ratchet, or a 12" t handle at will. Hopefully it holds up, it's a handy tool to have.