PMA Gen II Barrel Vise

Had a Davidson vise Many years ago that worked well. This one though surpasses the Davidson is quality and functionality.

Would recommend. Very good design. I also use it without bolts in my 20t press as it is a bit quicker. Very stout. Plenty robu

Used the vise to remove a Remington 700 factory barrel from the 1970's. Used Kroil for a few days. The vise worked well and barrel came off with no problems. I recommend the vise with no reservations.

Seems well-made but basic, and it binds badly when moving in the vertical axis. Had higher hopes for it. Cannot recommend at all due to the binding. (PMA note: When using any 4 bolt barrel vise, the nuts need to be tightened similarly to the lug nuts on a car or truck tire. Binding will happen if nuts are not tightened in diagonally opposite order)

Gentlemen: Your vise is exactly what I needed to remove a barrel from a 03A3 action. The Wheeler wooden blocks allowed the barrel to spin. Keep up the good work!

Works great, I have an old Viper and the coating is chipped pretty bad. I like how this one doesn't have the coating and grips the barrel better without having to crank down on the nuts as much. Great value!

this vice held my 300 short mag barrel-making removal easy. would recommend.

I used this barrel vise to remove a sporter barrel from a Tikka T3. I wrapped barrel with drywall tape and torqued barrel vise to 40 ft lbs. I used the wheeler rem 700 action wrench, tapped handle a couple times and action cam loose. The barrel did not slip. Great barrel vise!

Held Savage tapered barrel by tightening small of barrel first. Tight. Then went to thicker side and tightened. Top of vise is now sloped down to muzzle. I used tennis racket tape from Walmart on barrel to not mar. Tape used on racket to keep hand from slipping. Worked.