Reddit reviews Klein Tools S-6H Grip-It Strap Wrench, 1-1/2 to 5-Inch Capacity, 6-Inch Length
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Completely adjustable strap wrenchWorks in the tightest quartersUrethane-covered, high-strength belting attached to lightweight, I-beam handleCam-action design permits uniform, high-torque applicationUnder normal conditions, will not scratch, damage or deform polished pipe and fittings, plastic pipe and fittings, oil and water filters, glass pipe, PVC conduit, and polished shaftsDiameter capacity: 1-1/2-Inch to 5-InchUrethane-covered, high-strength belting attached to lightweight, I-beam handleUnder normal conditions, will not scratch, damage or deform polished pipe and fittings, plastic pipe and fittings, oil and water filters, glass pipe, PVC conduit and polished shaftsCompletely adjustable strap wrenchKlein offers a lifetime warranty on material defects and workmanship for the normal life of the product
First off that is your rifle
Ok enough with the jokes and on to the helpful stuff.
I have an AR556 as well, word of caution for you the deta ring (the ring at the back of the handguard that holds the handguard in place) on this is different than the standard delta ring.
A standard delta ring holds the handguard by pressure but this one twists to tighten and it might be a little tough to unscrew the first time, or if you over tighten it in the future.
Even though it is different it is compatible with just about any carbine length drop in handguard.
I would suggest getting a strap wrench just in case it is too tight to unscrew by hand, but you should never use the strapwrench to tighten it you could crack it.
You can also unscrew the delta ring and put some grease or anti-seize on the threads to make it easier to deal with in the future.
Other than the delta ring, and honestly the delta ring is not a big deal unless you plan to change your hand hurds frequently, this is a good solid choice for a first rifle.
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One of those bad boys should do the trick for you, if it doesn't, get one for both hands. One for the jar, one for the lid. Arrange them so you can squeeze the handles together and every jar in the world will bow before your might.