REMINGTON FIRING PIN TOOL Reviews & Ratings

Compresses the mainspring until the cross pin can be driven out. Screw is recessed and shouldered to protect firing pin tip. SPECS: 5Ѕ' (14.0cm) long. ѕ' (19.0mm) wide.
1ѕ' (4.4cm) high. Weighs 10 oz. (28.3g). Aluminum base,
steel screw.

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Reviews Summary

Customers praise the REMINGTON FIRING PIN TOOL for its quality and effectiveness, especially in disassembling the Remington 700 firing pin assembly. Although some find it slightly pricey, the tool is regarded as a worthy purchase, especially for maintenance tasks. A few reviews mention the need for a longer tool design for easier use, but overall satisfaction is high.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

80%

Many users commend the high quality of the tool, noting it performs well and is durable for maintenance tasks on Remington 700 firing pins. Several reviews echo satisfaction with how effectively it accomplishes its intended purpose.

Ease of Use

70%

Reviewers appreciate how the tool simplifies the disassembly process, highlighting that it makes tasks easier and safer to perform. Specific attention is given to its reliable operation for various tasks related to bolt maintenance.

Value for Money

60%

While some users mention that the tool may be a bit pricey, most agree that it offers good value, often being cheaper than making a similar tool themselves while providing increased satisfaction and quality.

Design Considerations

40%

Some reviews point out that the tool's length can make it challenging to use in certain situations. Suggestions for a longer design were made to enhance usability, indicating a common area for improvement.

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A tool in itself

Works as described. May require another use of a tool to use.

Kleinendorst firing pin tool

Found after a search on the website and ordered. It arrived and I put it to the test on a Model 700 Remington rifle bolt. Worked very well but the length of the tool should be longer so one doesn't have to fight getting the firing pin spring compressed enough to start the thread engagement... Other than that I thought it worked just fine and is safe in operation.