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SKU: 078000010
Built for straightforward sight adjustment on AR-15 platforms, this wrench set gives shooters a practical way to work with both A1 and A2 sight configurations. The tool is machined from stressproof steel and uses square-profile fingers designed to grip sight notches securely, while the hex-shaped body makes it easier to hold and less likely to roll on the bench. It includes options for front and rear sight adjustment, with the A1/A2 double-ended wrench intended for both five-detent A1 and four-detent A2 front sights. For hunters and range users who want a compact, purpose-made sight tool, it offers a simple setup without unnecessary complexity.
Fits Both
A1 and A2 sight styles
Square-profile Fingers
Grip sight notches firmly without
Deeply Drilled
Body fits issue and tall
Hex-shaped Body
Is easy to grasp, turn,
Includes Three
A1 five-prong and A2 four-prong
| Blade Finish | Blue finish |
|---|---|
| Blade Steel | Stressproof steel |
| Compatibility | A1 and A2 sights |
| Dimensions | 1-3/8 in (3.5 cm) long x 3/4 in (19 mm) diameter |
| Overall Length | 1-3/8 in (3.5 cm) |
| Prong Count | A1: five-prong; A2: four-prong; A1/A2: four-prong/five-prong |
| Tool Type | Sight wrench |
The product is made for A1 and A2 sights. The A1 five-prong and A2 four-prong tools adjust front and rear sights, and the A1/A2 double-ended tool fits both five-detent A1 and four-detent, square-blade A2 front sights only.
Yes, the A1 five-prong and A2 four-prong tools are described as adjusting front and rear sights. The A1/A2 double-ended tool is listed for front sights only.
The listed specification says it is made from stressproof steel with a blue finish.
The description says the deeply drilled body fits both issue and tall blade sights.
Yes. The description mentions three tools: an A1 five-prong, an A2 four-prong, and an A1/A2 double-ended version. The A2 wrench is also noted as fitting FN SCAR.