I wish this torque wrench was have available 35 years ago. It would have kept me from putting dents in two different scope bodies; and stripping the threads, out of a base mounting screw hole, in the receiver of a good rifle.

Would love to win this. Perfect for my husband. He's very careful, but this would make it easier. Hope we win. Thanks again for your give aways!!

perfect for us perfectionist.torque is good!

This is one I would really like to have with all the scope changing I do on my guns WOW!I wish I had it to mount the scope on my new crossbow.The tool set would elimate the hasel of pulling out so many tools. Great Idea for a give away!!

I've used some of their tools before & this would be a very useful addition! I believe they make high quality tools for the pro as well as the evryday consumer! Thanks Gordy for including us in your giveaways like this 1 as well as all of them!!!Good shooting and good setups to all the members!

Great tool. I've barrowed one from a buddy of mine. It worked really well. Would be a nice addition to my tool set.

It could be used for just about any automovice electronic and Aviation use too not just guns.

Torques screw are great for mount scopes on guns. This tool kit would be great to add to my gun mount kit. But, this can be used for many other application in your home. I would love to recieve this tool kit.

I've seen the ad's for it and always it was a good idea. I would love to have one.

Great tool. Essential for anyone working on their own guns. Would love to have one.

great tool .would save a lot of #!~*+":? when you strip or break a screw

Very nice tool and good to have for working on scopes

Hi Gordy: when ever tighting screw or nut, on anything it is very easy to under or over torque screws. By keeping even holding pressure to keep it from moving is the best way to keep from having problem at the range or in the field. I would love to have one, Thanks a veteran and hunter.

Wouldn't mind having 1 I'm in the process of mounting 1 now!

The F.A.T. Wrench would fit any hunter's tool kit and outside of experienced gunsmiths, who know from experience "how tight" a screw is, the ordinary hunter has no substitute. Who, in their right mind, would use a two foot long standard torque wrench to work on a rifle? Nope! The F.A.T. Wrench is the answer.

I never knew this was an important issue. Thanks Gordy for a another great informative video.

Nice tool! I am very careful about anything on my firearms and torque control is essential!

looks nice dont know doses it rill mader

Would be very nice to win this new tool. Would work well with the arsenal of tools I already have and going through classes with AGI to become a professional gun smith would come in really handy as a graduation present from their school. Even if I dont win it hopefully someone will buy it for me for a gradution present to start my business.

I can think of at least a dozen applications for this tool. There is a correct torque for any fastener and this tool would cover just about any need on my bench.

THIS TOOL WOULD BE A GREAT ASSET TO ANYONE WHO WORKS ON THEIR OWN GUNS AND I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ONE TO PUT IN MY GUN BOX.

looks like a great tool for any small jobs.looks like a tool I would almost take any where with me.

What a nice tool.
I can think of a million things to do with that!

that is cool and little tool. and bye the way most deffinitly MaryAnn

Maryanne all the way. Now as for the F.A.T wrench it seems to be a very good tool that I could use very much I an tinkering with scopes and tearing down to clean my rifles on a regular basis and I have never used a torque wrench on any of my guns. I bet using one could really help with my families accuracy.

The F.A.T. wrench would be the way to go. Many friends come to me to bore sight their scopes, and I don't charge. I haven't had a problem in ten years, but boy would it be nice if I had an extra piece of miind in my gun tool box!

its amazing how much torque you you can get on allen wrenches without really trying. my gunsmith would have preferred that i had one of these instead of just guessing. that way he wouldn't have to break loose the ones i had over-tightened. only good news was i never had a scope slip in the rings! would be a great start to the tools needed for the hobbyist.

I have had one of these for several years. It is a joy to use. Nice to know you are not over torqueing the screws. Really works great on action screws.

One day I will own one. For now I will continue to torque by "feel.

Nice tool. Comment is merely to have a chance to win it.

these wrenches work great, just set the torque that you need and go to work.

Great tool. Could have used it this last year when mounting my scope. Think I tightened it a little too much.

I need one of these. I mount my own optics. Seems like just what I need.

Looks like Gordy reads the paperwork like most of us. Great looking tool Would love to have one

I need this, Gordy. Adjustable from 10 to 65 inch pounds, it will cover all my needs from rings to bases to pillar bedding and my bow. It is compact to fit into my range box or bag for hunting. It includes 10 bits (#10, #11, and #32 hollow ground flat bits; 3/32 and 5/32 Allen bits; T10, T10, and T20 Torx bits; a Leupold/Buehler Windage Bit and a square drive adapter bit). But, if that is not enough, it is compatible with the entire range of Wheeler bits, most of which can be ordered individually. It seems to be pretty accurate -- plus or minus 2 inch pounds up to 40 inch pounds and plus or minus 5% over 40 inch pounds (e.g., plus or minus 3 inch pounds at 60 inch pounds. Manufacturing quality control testing (at 10, 30, and 60 inch pounds) results are included. Though it seems simple and easy to use, a two page instructions are also included. Only comparable product I could find was from Weaver with a Torque range of 10 to 80 inch pounds and 8 bits. Other adjustable torque screwdrivers cost about twice as much -- or more.

nice tool to put guns and scope together.

my family comes from a long line of rifle hunters, and has accumulated dozens of guns over the years. many of these guns have scopes and they have always been mounted with a simple wrench. If this tool works as well as people are suggesting, it would be a great addition to anyones gun station.

I've seen the video and would to have one !!!... It looks like an excellent wrench.

You are right over tourqing anything can cause problems and cost a lot of money so whether I were to win this or not I will be adding one of these to my tool set

I'm a trained gunsmith though never got my ffl(too many regs)would love to have it for a internship

Looks like a very useful easy to use tool. I'll have to.check one out. Thank you for the review.

I never have used one, but have always wanted to try one. It sure would beat guessing if your tight enough or not tight enough . Looks like a tool we all should have in our tool box!

I would love to have this tool at my loading, work bench. It would be a real advantage. Looking forward to winning one of these tools.

Now that's very cool definitely something a guy needs in his sporting goods gear.

I have a Wheeler scope mount kit with the torque driver and it works very well!!!

This would be a great tool to have when working on my firearms.

Looks like a great all in one tool for us who try and do our own work

I have used this many times. My biggest complaint is the early ones were sold in thin plastic sleeve package. Wish I could get that nice case. Also was missing one size bit, with two of the same size.

This would be a perfect gift for my heavy handed Nephew.

Have looked at this tool for a couple of years. On the christmas list twice (guess I needed a tie more lol). My 13 year old daughter and I have several projects going that this would be great for. Building her a 10/22 race rifle and she just got a TC Impact muzzleloader. Once she saves her pennies for a scope we will be mounting it on the new TC. I recently bought a 338 win mag in a classic Ruger M77, that beast really needs the leupold mounted right. I also mount several scopes a year for my Hunter ed students.

Hey guys and gals, thanks for all the comments. Great product. I went online and found the Fat Wrench as low as $41.46. Always watch the S&H charges, though. Some companies offer a lowball price and then gouge you on shipping.

And just to see if you're paying attention, I'm going to give this Fat Wrench away right here, right now, to the person who posts the most compelling argument for Ginger or Mary Anne by the end of this week.

Ginger or Mary Anne didn't need no Fat Wrench. In fact that's just wrong to use FAT in the same sentence with them two.

But the Skipper that's another story. :)

Mary Anne usually wins out over Ginger at about four-to-one because she is genuine. The reason is not the characters. Mary Anne (Dawn Wells) is real.

Born in Reno, Nevada, she attended Reno High School and then majored in Chemistry (Professor was a high school science teacher) at Stephens College. She transferred to University of Washington in Seatle where she graduated with a degree in Theater Arts and Design.

She spent summers in her early years in the Teton Valley of eastern Idaho and relocated there in the 1990s.

She was Miss Nevada in 1959, representing the state in the 1960 Miss America contest.

Her competition for the role of Mary Anne included Raquel Welch and Patricia Ann Priest.

After Gilligan's Island, she began a successful theater career that is still going on.

She is also runs a successful business, "Wishing Wells Collections" that makes clothing for people with limited mobility. She is the founder of the Idaho Film and Theater Institute, a not-for-profit eduational organization with "a vision of education, technical training, and economic development in Southeastern Idaho.

She was #50 in TV Guide's "Fifty Sexiest Stars of All Times" (men and women). Ginger (Tina Louise) did not make the list.

Married from 1962 to 1967, she is single.

Hope this is good enough!

This looks awesome and keeps the guess work out of the tool box!

I wish I had one of these 20 years ago! Would be a very valuable tool.

i find these products to be best around the home. you dont know when you need some wrenches and stuff to fix something real quick. keeps me from going into the garage

Here is some more info in addition to my Saturday, January 19, 2013 9:06 PM entry. I found a few complaints where users appear to have over-torqued the bolt and stripped the threads. Reviewing the instructions, the user should reset to zero when they change the setting. I don't know that this is what happened, but it could be a contributing factor.

I do hope my February 01, 2013 4:45 PM is a winner. I do need this.

I have cracked the sight glass in 2 scopes from over tightening. This would help stop that problem.

this would save me a lot of money. I have broken so many scopemount bolts tightening them just a little more.

Nothing like doing it right, that tork wrench is what the doctor ordered.

Use it to check torque on competition stock and scope rings prior to shooting a match. Will even put it in luggage to check rifle and scope at elk camp prior to hunting out west.

ron chamblee lifemember # 40893712 great wrench i could use one thanks

Would be a great asset to gun service

I just changed all my scopes on my Rifles now I could use one very much.

looks like i need one to do the job right

I didn't know you were suppose to torque the screws.I always thought when you got the scope lined up perfect you put a little locktite on the screws and snug them down with a good screw driver.I guess were always learning.

I can think of many uses for this tool

I work on friends and families guns and this tool would sure make it quicker and takes the guess work out of it. Nice tool.

Sure could put this Torque set to good use

Would Love to put this set too good use. I have a gun that would love this for Christmas. I can see the muzzle flash now good times.

I don't have a torque , it would help , the screw drivers are not the best to use.

Looks like a tool that every hunter should own. I would love to own one. I think I will go to their website for more info,