Is the Lone Wolf, 4 in 1 Glock Armorer's tool worth getting?

[HiredGoon]

I need the pin punch tool and then I saw this. Anyone use one?

Lone Wolf Distributors Ultimate Glock Armorer's 4 in 1 Tool

[aryfrosty]

Absolutely...I bought several and keep one in my shirt pocket and another in my range bag. Also gave one to a shooting buddy who has Glocks. They are well-made and worth the money.

[HiredGoon]

Absolutely...I bought several and keep one in my shirt pocket and another in my range bag. Also gave one to a shooting buddy who has Glocks. They are well-made and worth the money.

That's a pretty good recommendation! Is $19.97 a decent deal?

Thanks.

[aryfrosty]

When I got mine they were a couple dollars less but the price you have is the best one I've seen lately.

[LittleRedToyota]

I need the pin punch tool

they sell those at staples, office depot, etc. really cheap...they come in packs of like 1,000 or so for a couple bucks.

of course, if you own a multitool, you don't even need those...

Lone Wolf Distributors Ultimate Glock Armorer's 4 in 1 Tool

for $20, why not?

but what the heck are the screw driver and nut driver for? i guess nut driver could be for the front sight...screw driver could help with getting the backing plate (or whatever it is called) off of the back of the slide.

and really, all you need is a stiff paper clip...or the multitool you likely already carry around with you.

[aryfrosty]

The nut driver is for the front sight. The screwdriver is for working around the delicate parts in the action.
I'm sure the gentleman was joking about paperclips. I'd hate to try to remove Glock pins with a paper clip. They won't work.

[HiredGoon]

they sell those at staples, office depot, etc. really cheap...they come in packs of like 1,000 or so for a couple bucks.

of course, if you own a multitool, you don't even need those...



for $20, why not?

but what the heck are the screw driver and nut driver for? i guess nut driver could be for the front sight...screw driver could help with getting the backing plate (or whatever it is called) off of the back of the slide.

and really, all you need is a stiff paper clip...or the multitool you likely already carry around with you.

Wow, 1000 Glock tools for a couple bucks Staples needs to do better marketing...but then of course they'd start charging $20.00 for two-in-a-package, fine-crafted, meticulously engineered, handgun tools!

From another site about this tool:

Features include;
1) 3/32 pin punch for removing all Glock pins.
2) Small flat head screwdriver for connector removal.
3) 3/16 nut driver for installation and removal of aftermarket front sights.
4) Small nylon parts brush for easy clean up.

Thanks!

[HiredGoon]

The nut driver is for the front sight. The screwdriver is for working around the delicate parts in the action.
I'm sure the gentleman was joking about paperclips. I'd hate to try to remove Glock pins with a paper clip. They won't work.

I've seen posts elsewhere about the paper clips actually... so maybe some guys do try to use 'em

Also a 3/32 punch will fit I guess...but I don't have one.

[LittleRedToyota]

I'd hate to try to remove Glock pins with a paper clip. They won't work.

yeah they do.

i mean, you need a fairly thick one...not a little flimsy one...but the thicker ones do work just fine.

(for the record, i have, more than once, completely detail stripped a glock using nothing but a paper clip. the only part that is really even difficult is getting the little plastic plate off of the back of the slide.)

[LittleRedToyota]

the delicate parts

glocks have delicate parts???

(just kidding around)