I hope that you patented it so that you can sue whoever tries to copy your design. That's one thing I like about my AK-74 and my Mosin Nagant 91-30. You use parts of the rifle to take down the rifle. You don't need any extra or special tools.
I've had nail sets (for finish carpentry) for several years that use this spring hammer system. It's a good idea to use that concept for AR pins. It's more precise than a hammer and punch.
When he was explaining how everyone gets a wage I’m thinking “here goes some b*****it insane high price tag” then he said “$34.99” hahaha yeah I gotta have one!
I have one of these and it is VERY well made. Ive used spring nail sets for at least 20 years and was essential being a finish carpenter. Now, i have a tool for my AR rifles.. yes the Hk 416 pins are a pain to punch and i did the finish the first time i tried to punch the pins with a regular punch and small hammer. Great idea, i hope I never lose my AR take down tool like i did my spring nail set several times.
I watched this video so my pessimistic, grumpy old man, negative bastard side could laugh and scoff at another 1000 in 1 tool but…it pains me to say…I’m ordering one immediately. That thing is f****n sick!!
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Why not uses the tool that the AR was designed around? You have 30 of them in the magazine attached to the firearm.
This is a variation of a carpenters tool for removing hinge pins on a door and setting nails. Great idea.
They actually have a line of those as well called the HIT Tools.
I was going to say this too.
Since this video was posted, the tool has gone up $5. It is now $39.99.
I hope that you patented it so that you can sue whoever tries to copy your design. That's one thing I like about my AK-74 and my Mosin Nagant 91-30. You use parts of the rifle to take down the rifle. You don't need any extra or special tools.
I've had nail sets (for finish carpentry) for several years that use this spring hammer system. It's a good idea to use that concept for AR pins. It's more precise than a hammer and punch.
Lol 1940’s center punch with brass instead of hardened steel.
When he was explaining how everyone gets a wage I’m thinking “here goes some b*****it insane high price tag” then he said “$34.99” hahaha yeah I gotta have one!
Just in time for Christmas!
I have one of these and it is VERY well made. Ive used spring nail sets for at least 20 years and was essential being a finish carpenter. Now, i have a tool for my AR rifles.. yes the Hk 416 pins are a pain to punch and i did the finish the first time i tried to punch the pins with a regular punch and small hammer. Great idea, i hope I never lose my AR take down tool like i did my spring nail set several times.
Nice! Happy to hear it.
Can’t you open the take down pins with your hand? Isn’t that the point?
I watched this video so my pessimistic, grumpy old man, negative bastard side could laugh and scoff at another 1000 in 1 tool but…it pains me to say…I’m ordering one immediately. That thing is f****n sick!!
Will this help remove the pins on a A2 front site?
it'll take out the pins with ease... that's how powerful it is
Rear take down pin is my problem I can't get it out
Question! What about the one pin that drives me nuts! The Gasblock pin? Or do we need to still use a brass hammer and punch?
Good question! This will work on that as well.
Roll pin holder from Brownells to get started and then the proper Brownells punch.
Am sorry 😂😂😂😂
I ordered one