I have a Rock Vice and love mine, it makes everything so much easier. I’m glad to have a product made 100% in the USA, that is hard to come by. Wonderful video!!
It's actually pretty cheap for what you're getting. People don't actually realize the cost of materials for these items. People need to look up how much a block of aluminum the size of this vise cost, and then they might have a prospective of why things cost what they do. I own a lathe and a mill, and you don't know how many times I've thought to myself that I can build a copy of something that I thought was overpriced only to realize half way through developing a material list that it's much cheaper to just go and buy it.
Bought 2 yes 2, these Arrow Products Vises are Premium, they are The crème de la crème of gun Vises. Carol products, sales and service is top notch. Every one of their products is well thought out and extremely well-made and the best part is they’re made in America.
I’m just stoked to see a professional quality tool made in the USA. I hate all this flimsy Chinese crap. Buy once cry one folks. You get what you pay for and this looks like something you will have your entire life. Love it! 💪🏻
I’m pretty sold on my Orange bench vises. I bought them before they were cool (and cost half of what they do now). I still need a standard set of vise jaws as a gunsmith. It’s not long before you have a project that you can’t grab on to with a picatinny or ARCA. However, this is beautifully made and I’m sure it’s a joy to use if your project fits in the dovetail holder or accessories. It’s interesting the number of people who complain about not being “worth it”. I can understand not being able or willing to pay the cost. No problem. But to say something isn’t “worth it” is to be ignorant of the cost of materials, the cost of the machines and tooling to produce it, and the salary and benefits of the Americans that make it all happen. It would surprise a lot of people what the actual production cost of these are.
@@BryceKimball7.3 *cough* "boring head" *cough* LOL! doesn't need to be to precise either - just enough to clamp down on that arm. and the correct angle dovetail cutter for arca & picatinny. oh, *AND* a 3000 lb mill! HAHAHA! it would be a fun project...
You probably already know that Harbor Freight, Lowes, Home Depot sells cheap vises. You don’t need a channel or video reviews for those. He does quite a bit of affordable stuff from Wheeler and others. I’m sure if you wait long enough, a big company will come along and offshore the manufacturing and you can buy an inferior copy for what it “should” cost.
Bad pricing decision. People who's willing to pay $500 for this vise are most likely willing to pay a few hundred more to get an orange vise. Same rigid if not more, but definitely more useful.
Beautiful vice! The design really allows for a wide range of positions a firearm could be put into. But, for all those items, according to their website, that is $1,000 setup,and we haven’t even included taxes and S&H. And, this is probably my inexperience talking, but shouldn’t you really have a traditional jaw vice? I’m wouldn’t feel comfortable tapping rear or front sights into a pistol with any of the mounting options I saw.
For the price point on everything you got id rather have the orage vice.. but the magazine vice portion seems worth the purchase. If everything you see came foe $600 it would be a great deal
This isn’t as overpriced as you think if you consider the Wilton billet vises which can range from similarly priced to even more. There are budget vises for those who aren’t willing to pay for this. Granted, it’s cheap because you are willing to pay for slave labor in a third world country instead of paying for American labor. If you can’t save enough for a one time purchase like this, you shouldn’t be shooting as you will sink more money into that between ammo and other things.
Sucks that someone went through all this trouble to design, produce, and pay Gavin however much money to shill this, yet neglected to do a quick web search to realize the Work IQ vise is already out there and half the price.
@@brianhuckaby8994 tiny springs made of steel sometimes go flying hither and thither. A magnetized surface in the work space can prevent this. Any magnetism passed into the parts would be preposterously negligible and non persistent. Maybe if you left it there for a few days then still the charge would dissipate extremely quickly. I’ve built bolt guns AR’s revolvers and semi autos all the while using a magnetic small parts tray. These builds have made it to the four corners with no issues. Is there a specific scenario you can think of wherein a near nonexistent magnetic field would be a hazard?
It's too much like area 419. The pricing is simply insulting. I find it really hard to support a company when you know they are dishonest with their mark-up. The product coukd be wonderful and fantastic. But it's not made of plated gold or requires state of the art machining
@@kalindanley2843keep buying your Chinese junk to build you’re one or two rifles in 10 years…. People complain just because they can, do you realize what it takes to manufacture something like this if you’ve ever handled one of these or used one of these you would see why they are so expensive every bit of it is top-notch quality it’s not made in China with some spray paint finish you can either drive a Subaru or a Ferrari. If you want the best buy the best if you don’t then don’t but you don’t need to complain about the crème de la crème of a product just because you can’t afford it.
Y’all seem to be forgetting this channel isn’t called “Budget Reloader.” Just enjoy watching all the fancy wiz bangs, it costs you absolutely nothing.
I have a Rock Vice and love mine, it makes everything so much easier. I’m glad to have a product made 100% in the USA, that is hard to come by. Wonderful video!!
Needs a rotating base.
I’ve been around machining and that seems cheap for what you are getting. This would be a premium solution that seems fairly priced. Very nice!
It's actually pretty cheap for what you're getting. People don't actually realize the cost of materials for these items. People need to look up how much a block of aluminum the size of this vise cost, and then they might have a prospective of why things cost what they do. I own a lathe and a mill, and you don't know how many times I've thought to myself that I can build a copy of something that I thought was overpriced only to realize half way through developing a material list that it's much cheaper to just go and buy it.
Bought 2 yes 2, these Arrow Products Vises are Premium, they are The crème de la crème of gun Vises. Carol products, sales and service is top notch. Every one of their products is well thought out and extremely well-made and the best part is they’re made in America.
Arrow Products*
Nice vise to be sure ! Get rid of those wing nuts and get some of those round knobs they are much easier on your hands when cranking on them !!
I’m just stoked to see a professional quality tool made in the USA. I hate all this flimsy Chinese crap. Buy once cry one folks. You get what you pay for and this looks like something you will have your entire life. Love it! 💪🏻
I’m pretty sold on my Orange bench vises. I bought them before they were cool (and cost half of what they do now). I still need a standard set of vise jaws as a gunsmith. It’s not long before you have a project that you can’t grab on to with a picatinny or ARCA. However, this is beautifully made and I’m sure it’s a joy to use if your project fits in the dovetail holder or accessories.
It’s interesting the number of people who complain about not being “worth it”. I can understand not being able or willing to pay the cost. No problem. But to say something isn’t “worth it” is to be ignorant of the cost of materials, the cost of the machines and tooling to produce it, and the salary and benefits of the Americans that make it all happen. It would surprise a lot of people what the actual production cost of these are.
Great looking tool but i dont have much with rails or work on AR's much but i appreciate the quality. Thanks for sharing!
WoW!! That's AWESOME vise.......
I have one of these and love it. Great bit of kit. Are there cheaper ways to achieve a similar result? Sure, but none are as nice.
Very nice review Gavin. I have Arrow Products Rock VICE too, it is awesome 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Also, we have to find a new word. Super super super. If I was taking a shot every time someone used that word I’d be dead.
This makes me want to machine my own and use a RRS clamp on the end of the rod.
Wouldn’t be that hard if you had a good way to bore the block out precisely
@@BryceKimball7.3 *cough* "boring head" *cough* LOL! doesn't need to be to precise either - just enough to clamp down on that arm. and the correct angle dovetail cutter for arca & picatinny. oh, *AND* a 3000 lb mill! HAHAHA! it would be a fun project...
Did you cut your T-Slots for your Bench? I would love to see that video. Or direction to do it! Thanks for the vice video
What about a conventional rifle or older model that does not have a arca rail?
Mount it to a shooting bench and use it to zero optics?
Looks very promising !
Could you give us your opinión on whether you would recommend d this vise or the orange area 419 vice
This or rather the orange vise? Which one is „better“?
I have both, each has their strong point.
Awesome, definitely making one of those! 👍
UR -- Who manufacturers gunsmithing table with channels to hold the vise base?
Thx!
He made them himself
easily doable with a router
I may have missed it, are there plans to review the Real Avid gun vise?
I find this channel, promotes over priced things most of us can't afford
That's pretty much this channel in a nutshell
It’s like making the perfect espresso… the toys get pretty expensive.
You probably already know that Harbor Freight, Lowes, Home Depot sells cheap vises. You don’t need a channel or video reviews for those. He does quite a bit of affordable stuff from Wheeler and others. I’m sure if you wait long enough, a big company will come along and offshore the manufacturing and you can buy an inferior copy for what it “should” cost.
Have you priced an Orange Vice lately? This is cheaper AND better for serious builders or PRS guys.
I thought I was the only one losing interest in this channel. I think this channel should be renamed to “Ultimate Expensive Stuff.”
Discount code is not working for me.
This is sweet!
Beautiful vice but a little too pricey for my hobby builds. If I could use it for other things it might make the price viable.
Definitely a great tool. Going to get one one.
Bad pricing decision. People who's willing to pay $500 for this vise are most likely willing to pay a few hundred more to get an orange vise. Same rigid if not more, but definitely more useful.
Did you know that the orange virus actually costs three times as much? I have both and both have their place they function differently.
@@Ultimatereloader Oh, you're right. I didn't realize orange vise cost 1500 now. I remember it used to be 900ish.
@@willxu08 why buy either? Serious question when you can purchase a multipurpose vise w/ 3x axis for less than $200?
That’s nice and all but geez $585??? I picked up a real avid vise on Amazon half as much and really versatile.
It's made in USA, they are charging at a min 100$ hr. Which is what you need to make to be profitable in a machine shop. Lets go Brandon
Beautiful vice! The design really allows for a wide range of positions a firearm could be put into. But, for all those items, according to their website, that is $1,000 setup,and we haven’t even included taxes and S&H. And, this is probably my inexperience talking, but shouldn’t you really have a traditional jaw vice? I’m wouldn’t feel comfortable tapping rear or front sights into a pistol with any of the mounting options I saw.
Nice but my $50 vise and avid reaction bar and mag block work just as good.
For the price point on everything you got id rather have the orage vice.. but the magazine vice portion seems worth the purchase. If everything you see came foe $600 it would be a great deal
Kick ass piece of equipment
This isn’t as overpriced as you think if you consider the Wilton billet vises which can range from similarly priced to even more. There are budget vises for those who aren’t willing to pay for this. Granted, it’s cheap because you are willing to pay for slave labor in a third world country instead of paying for American labor. If you can’t save enough for a one time purchase like this, you shouldn’t be shooting as you will sink more money into that between ammo and other things.
For the Rolex owner
Better be awesome for 800 clams.
Sucks that someone went through all this trouble to design, produce, and pay Gavin however much money to shill this, yet neglected to do a quick web search to realize the Work IQ vise is already out there and half the price.
No AR10 insert and the parts tray isn’t magnetic? Cmon son!
Why magnetize BCG parts? Most reputable manufacturers demagnetize those parts.
@@brianhuckaby8994 tiny springs made of steel sometimes go flying hither and thither. A magnetized surface in the work space can prevent this. Any magnetism passed into the parts would be preposterously negligible and non persistent. Maybe if you left it there for a few days then still the charge would dissipate extremely quickly. I’ve built bolt guns AR’s revolvers and semi autos all the while using a magnetic small parts tray. These builds have made it to the four corners with no issues. Is there a specific scenario you can think of wherein a near nonexistent magnetic field would be a hazard?
For $500 it should check my guns to… oh well nice dream… and that’s after the discount… 😢😢😢
things you showed can be done without a vise
The new APRV is rock solid. Great value already and also there's a gracious discount. Two for me and one for under the tree. 😊
I do not think it is worth 585 dollars..
Nice tool. But I’ll stick with my orange vise.
Gun industry is going to collapse itself due to extreme pricing…
🤩👍✌️‼️
For $585.. I'll stick with my 30 dollar harbor freight
Wow... overpriced much
It's too much like area 419. The pricing is simply insulting. I find it really hard to support a company when you know they are dishonest with their mark-up. The product coukd be wonderful and fantastic. But it's not made of plated gold or requires state of the art machining
@@kalindanley2843keep buying your Chinese junk to build you’re one or two rifles in 10 years…. People complain just because they can, do you realize what it takes to manufacture something like this if you’ve ever handled one of these or used one of these you would see why they are so expensive every bit of it is top-notch quality it’s not made in China with some spray paint finish you can either drive a Subaru or a Ferrari. If you want the best buy the best if you don’t then don’t but you don’t need to complain about the crème de la crème of a product just because you can’t afford it.