Tools for the Glock

[GodFather2u]

What tools do you folks use to take your Glocks apart? And, Where do you get these tools from (i.e Sears, Walmart, gunstore, etc. etc)

Thanks!

[Kal El in SLO]

The only thing i need to completely take down a glock is the lone wolf ultimate glock armorer's tool. Well......you need a pair of needle-nose pliers to take out the mag catch spring....but that doesnt need to be replaced very often.

It's only around $20 and has the pin punch, flat head screw driver, brush, front sight nut driver, and it has a pen-like clip. Well worth the money. IMO

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/photos/LWD-AT1.jpg

[GodFather2u]

Thanks! Just ordered one

[Kal El in SLO]

it's a great little tool. you can pretty much do anything with it except install/remove rear sights, install crimp-on front sights, and remove the mag catch spring.

[RandySmith]

I use the factory armorer's tool.

Needle-nosed pliers (non marring) and a small, flat bladed screwdriver - both for the magazine catch and spring. The screwdriver is also used on the old style trigger mechanism housings, to remove the connector.

Randy

[WIG19]

Whatever's handy, usually factory tool, or Allen wrench sometimes if 'my bag' isn't with me. Typically within reach of a pocket flat-tip & some small pliers. Occasionally change out the worn plastic front sights on LE-trade guns, so a dental pick comes in handy to 'spear' and snatch the pin out of the sight before the replacement goes in. The picks can be had at flea-markets or the clearance bins at your favorite hardware store - mine were 89 cents.

:patriot:

[Speedrock]

Use this tool a lot in general, working on guns....

Expensive but has a multitude of uses:


http://www.brownells.com/aspx/ns/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=697&title=GUNSMITH'S+ALIGNMENT+PINS