Small Arms Shop Equipment

Small Arms Shop Equipment refers to the specialized equipment used in a Weapons Maintenance and Repair Shop for small arms. These equipment are categorized under the supply group Maintenance and Repair Shop Equipment. Some examples of Small Arms Shop Equipment include:

1. Armorer's Tool Kit: This kit typically includes various tools such as screwdrivers, wrenches, hammers, and punches that are specifically designed for working on small arms.

2. Cleaning Kits: These kits contain brushes, cleaning rods, patches, and solvents used for cleaning and maintaining small arms.

3. Gunsmithing Vise: A gunsmithing vise is a specialized vise designed to securely hold firearms while performing maintenance or repair tasks.

4. Barrel Vice: This tool is used to securely hold the barrel of a firearm during maintenance or repair operations.

5. Sight Adjustment Tools: These tools are used to adjust the sights on small arms, ensuring accurate aiming and shooting.

6. Bore Inspection Tools: These tools, such as borescopes or bore lights, are used to inspect the bore of a firearm for any damage or obstructions.

7. Head Space Gauges: These gauges are used to measure the distance between the face of the bolt and the base of the cartridge chamber in order to ensure proper headspace.

8. Firing Pin Protrusion Gauges: These gauges are used to measure the protrusion of the firing pin from the bolt face, ensuring proper functioning of the firearm.

9. Trigger Pull Gauges: These gauges are used to measure the amount of force required to pull the trigger of a firearm, ensuring consistent trigger pull.

10. Small Arms Repair Manuals: These manuals provide detailed instructions and diagrams for repairing and maintaining various types of small arms.

These are just a few examples of Small Arms Shop Equipment. The specific equipment used may vary depending on the type of small arms being serviced and the requirements of the maintenance and repair shop.