Product Spotlight: Fix-It Sticks Field Armorer's Tool Kit

"Somebody obviously got tired of being caught without the right tool at the range," is Steve's assessment. He and his fellow Brownells Gun Techs™ Caleb give us an in-depth look at the Fix-It Sticks Field Armorer's Tool Kit. The Fix-It Sticks line of modular gunsmithing tools has been around for a few years, and the company has steadily expanded their offerings. This kit is basically the "mothership" comprised of the smaller Fix-It Sticks tool sets. It has the right tool for just about any work you might be doing on a gun at the range or in the field. It comes in a sturdy nylon soft case, with the tools neatly laid out inside like a set of surgical instruments. Let's check 'em out....

 

The core of the kit is a large suite of slot-head, Phillips, and Torx® driver bits, PLUS pin punches, scrapers, a Glock® front sight tool, and even a utility brush. You get a 1911 bushing wrench, a disassembly tool for Glock® magazines, AR-15 castle nut wrench, Remington 700 bolt disassembly tool, and AR-15 front sight adjustment tools as well. There's also a takedown punch AND striker channel liner installation / removal tools for your Glocks. Basically, the Field Armorer's Kit contains tools to work on just about any current-production rifle, pistol, or shotgun - and probably some older guns, too.

 

But wait, there's more! With the two adjustable torque driver attachments, you'll appreciate all the bolts and screws you DO NOT break from overtightening because you can precisely control the amount of torque you apply to them. All of these attachments are driven by a sturdy T-handle wrench. There's even a bench block made of non-marring polymer. Since you'll use the bench block to help in removing pins from guns, Fix-It Sticks thoughtfully included a handy small parts tray.

 

Everything you need in one handy little package! The Field Armorer's Tool Kit makes a GREAT gift for any gun gal or guy you know who could do with some high-quality tools before they use the wrong tool for a job and have a mishap that damages a valuable gun.