Torque driver?

[Delfuego]

I have the Borka Tools kit. The owner is a really good guy. Had the kit for years and used it tons.
A lot of people like the Fixit Sticks. These are newer and you can put together a kit with just what you need. No complaints from the people I know using them.

[zimagold]

Starting over, Fixit sticks for large values, 25-60 in-lbs (5lb increments). Vortex wrench for rings and small parts 10-25 in-lbs (1lb increments).

Vortex comes calibrated and I've had mine for ~5years now. It was within 5% when I checked it on a test fixture. 5% seems plenty accurate for mounting a scope. The bits mine came with were crap and mostly got thrown out.

[JohnnyEgo]

If you want to go six levels up, I have a Seekonk for my LMT MRP. As precise as you are willing to pay for.

I have a couple of fixed Wihas in various inch pound increments, and a variable driver that goes to 60 inch pounds. I use the 25 inch pound for most scope ring torx screws. Over 5 ft lbs, I'd rather have a ratchet style for the leverage.

[eddiememphis]

German made Gutentite

[TheNash]

German made Gutentite

I thought that was the German girl you wanted ��

[Little Dutch]

I thought that was the German girl you wanted ��

Good lord, that's worth owning just for the jokes.

[Erni]

And if you have money to burn look at McMaster for certified wrenches. Or you can take your chances with the white rape van, aka SnapOn.

[DDT951]

After owning Wheeler wrench, Borka, Fix-it sticks adjustable, Fix-it sticks fixed value singles, Snap-on gauge type and Wiha variables torque wrenches, the one set I use the most is the Fix-it Sticks fixed torque singles.

Fix-t sticks are also made by a Pro-2A Colorado manufacturer. Good company to support.

[Erni]

Fix-t sticks are also made by a Pro-2A Colorado manufacturer. Good company to support.

Wish I had know that. Had to buy a 8Nm wrench for my prop and would have paid a bit more to support a CO2A corp.

[Duman]

Seekonk.