The Original Anschutz 4406 Action Screw Wrench 4mm was discontinued. However we found an adjustable wrench with similar characteristics.
You can use this new wrench like the original 4406, use the finger bumps to set the same torque on your rifles action screws by lifting the rifle.
The new wrench comes with many different hex key sizes and each end of the wrench accepts the keys. (4mm was the original 4406)
kit comes with these bits: 2″ long: 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8mm, standard bits: flat size: 4,5,6, Philips: PZ1, PZ2, PS1, PS2, Torx: T15, T20 and a 1/4″ socket adapter.
The original 4406 wrench had 2 finger bumps (weight settings 7kg and 5kg), to set the torque by lifting up the rifle while putting finger on the correct rifle weight giving the same torque on both screws. Use the 7kg mark for a 7kg (15lb) rifle and the 5kg mark for the 5kg (11 lb) rifle. This is the best tool to use to set equal pressure torque short of an actual torque wrench. See Anschutz 4406 original instruction image for more details.
