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Disassembly Tool for Glock

$19.99
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SKU: 8373
The Disassembly Tool for Glock Handguns fits in your range bag, or your pocket! Never be without the perfect tool for changing your front sight or a quick takedown of your gun.

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• Tactical tool designed in a pen configuration with a steel disassembly and front sight tool for Glock® pistols.
• Anodized blue aluminum pen tool with two threaded caps that thread into the center body, with a black steel pocket clip.
• Hardened steel 3/32" or 2.5mm punch tool for all Glock® pistols. Designed to remove the pins and disassemble the Glock® frame, slide, and the magazine into their individual components.
• The opposite end of the tool includes a 3/16" hex nut driver for removing/installing factory and aftermarket Glock® front sights. The 3/16" hex nut driver features an internal magnet to conveniently hold the front sight screw as you install the front sight post.
• The pointed cap can be used to center the pins in the frame. Pointed cap can be screwed onto the pocket clip cap to prevent losing it when the tool is in use.
• Length: 3.4"
• Weight: 4.0 oz.
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Great tool for your range bag

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Hard to tell from the photos, but this is a really well built tool that's priced competitively w/ other flimsier items. This is made of machined aluminum and steel and should hold up for many years of use. While not exactly clear, the nose and tail pieces are interchangable on either end of the tool. The flat top w/ the pen clip can be used to cover the front sight tool and then you can use a small hammer to tap out pins. The front sight tool fits the tiny bolt head exactly, and makes working on the front sight a piece of cake (even though most people don't do this that often). If both ends are put on, this could make a decent 'tactical' pen too!

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