NcSTAR TAR User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

FOR

AR-15 COMBO TOOL

FOR USE ON AR-15, M16, M16A1, M16A2, AND M4

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE

USING ON ANY FIREARM.

PATENT PENDING

CAUTION: ALWAYS PRACTICE SAFE

FIREARMS HANDLING!

BE SURE THAT THE FIREARM IS

UNLOADED

BEFORE PERFORMING

ANY OF THE FOLLOWING

PROCEDURES!

BE SURE THAT THE FIREARM IS

POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION AT

ALL TIMES!

ALWAYS FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS

OF THE MANUFACTURER TO AVOID

INJURY OR DAMAGE TO THE

FIREARM!

IF YOU ARE UNSURE ABOUT ANY OF

THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES SEEK

ASSITANCE FROM A QUALIFIED

PROFESSIONAL!

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A2 Front Sight Post Wrench

The A2 front sight post wrench has 4 pins, and is used to adjust the front
sight post up and down. To use, simply unfold the tool handle, and extend
the A2 front sight post wrench to its outer most position until you feel it lock
into place. Close the tool handle completely. You can now make
adjustments using the wrench. Follow all of the manufacturer’s instructions
for adjusting your particular rifle’s sights. Line up the 4 pins with the sight
post’s 4 holes. Carefully push down and rotate left or right to adjust sight
post for elevation.

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A1 Front Sight Post Wrench

The A1 front sight post wrench has 5 pins, and is used to adjust the front
sight post up and down. To use, simply unfold the tool handle, and extend
the A1 front sight post wrench to its outer most position until you feel it lock
into place. Close the tool handle completely. You can now make
adjustments using the wrench. Follow all of the manufacturer’s instructions
for adjusting your particular rifle’s sights. Line up the 5 pins with the sight
post’s 5 holes. Carefully push down and rotate left or right to adjust sight
post for elevation.

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A1 REAR SIGHT TOOL

The A1 rear sight tool will help you adjust for windage to zero your rifle.
To use, extend the rear sight tool until it locks into place. Close the handle
completely. Next, line up the 5 pins on the tool with the 5 holes on the rear
sight adjuster (that is on your AR-15 or M16 handle). Push the tool inward
to release the rear sight locking pin, and rotate the adjuster to move the
aperture left or right.

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