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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RECEIVER PIN PUNCH

The receiver pin punch is a necessary tool for field stripping your rifle. To
use, extend the larger sized punch until it locks into place. Close the handle
completely. Set your rifle up in a gun vise or other secure platform so that it
will not be damaged. Line up the punch with the pin on your rifle and
carefully push through until the pin starts to come out. Pull the pin all the
way out on the other side making sure that the lower and upper receivers are
secure. You will now be able to continue field stripping your rifle.

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BOLT CARRIER CARBON SCRAPER

The bolt carrier carbon scraper is designed to remove the carbon build up in
the rear space of the bolt carrier that the bolt fits in. To use this tool, first
unfold the tool handle and extend the carbon scraper until you feel it lock
into place. Then, close the tool handle. Next, follow the firearm
manufacturer’s instructions for removing the bolt carrier. Once you have the
bolt carrier stripped down you can carefully insert the scraper. Be sure that
the scraper is properly aligned into the bolt carrier to prevent damage.
Lightly push tool in, and turn the scraper clockwise ONLY. Turning the
scraper counter clockwise can damage the firearm and the tool. Once the
carbon has been loosened it can be removed with a cleaning patch or
cleaning swab.

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BORE CLEANING CABLE AND BRUSH

This tool is designed to clean the bore of your rifle. Begin the take down
procedure according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Next, remove the
bore cable from the side pouch. Next, unscrew the bore brush from the
threaded rod attached to the tool. Extend this rod until it locks into place.
Close the tool handle and attach the cable to the threaded rod securely. Use
a bore guide to prevent damage to the breach and chamber surfaces. Run the
cable down the barrel from the breach to the muzzle and attach the patch tip
to the end. Pull a few solvent soaked patches through the barrel using this
method. Remove the patch tip, and run the cable down the barrel from the
breach again. Attach the solvent soaked bore brush and pull through as
many times as needed in order to loosen fouling build-up. Run dry patches
through to remove fouling. Repeat this process as many times as necessary
until the dry patches come out clean.

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BOLT CARRIER GAS KEY CLEANING BRUSH

Your bore brush can also be used as a bolt carrier gas key cleaning brush.
Open the tool handle, and extend the bore brush until it locks into place.
Close the tool handle completely. Carefully insert the solvent soaked brush
into the gas key as far as it will go, and turn clockwise to loosen fouling
build-up. Remove fouling using pipe cleaners. Repeat as necessary until
pipe cleaners come out clean.

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BOLT ASSEMBLY PIN PUNCH

The bolt assembly punch can be used to remove various pins on your rifle
such as the extractor pin. To use, extend the smaller punch until it locks into
place. Close the handle completely. Be sure to securely hold the bolt in
place and also be certain that the pin will not be damaged as it protrudes
from the other end. Line the punch up with the pin and carefully push it out.
Once the pin starts to protrude from the other side you can then pull it out.
Always make sure that the punch properly fits the pin that you are using it
on as not to damage the pin, bolt assembly pin hole, or the tool itself.

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BOLT ASSEMBLY CLEANING BRUSH

Your bore brush can also be used as a bolt assembly cleaning brush. To use,
extend the cleaning brush until it locks into place. Close tool handle
completely. Refer to manufacturer’s instructions for proper disassembly of
bolt. Carefully insert brush into bolt and rotate to loosen fouling. Use a pipe
cleaner to remove loosened fouling. Be careful to clean only as necessary to
prevent damage to the bolt.

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BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR

This tool will help you clear a broken shell case that is lodged in your barrel.
To use, remove the entire shell extractor unit (3 pieces) from the base of the
tool handle. Be sure that all 3 pieces are still attached and that the extractor
pin is not tight so it does not cause the end to flare. Lock the action of your
rifle in the open position. Next, drop the shell extractor tool into the
chamber (pin side towards the muzzle) and close the action. Cycle the
action to remove the broken shell extractor with the broken shell attached.
Repeat if necessary. Unscrew the inner pin to remove the broken shell
casing from the extractor tool.

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A4/M4 COLLPASIBLLE STOCK WRENCH

This 3 prong wrench is designed to remove and install A4 and M4
collapsible stocks. To use, open tool handle and rotate 180 degrees until the
handle is closed and the wrench is extended. Line up the prongs with the
indentations on the stock’s castle nut. Then slide the wrench over the castle
nut. Follow the firearm manufacturer’s instructions for proper removal and
installation of the stock.

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LARGE FLAT-HEAD SCREW DRIVER

The large flat head screw driver can be used for various tasks on your rifle.
It can be used to remove or install the pistol grip, butt stock, and swivel
sling. It can also be used as a carbon scraping tool. Use extreme care when
removing carbon from rifle components. Scraping with to much pressure
can cause damage to rifle surfaces. To use, extend the screw driver until it
locks into place, then close the tool handle completely. Use as necessary to
remove flat head screws and for scraping.

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THE AR-15 COMBO TOOL

IS PATENT PENDING AND A TRADE MARK OF

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