XS SIGHT SYSTEMS - Magazine Tube Detent Swage-Remington 12 Gauge

Great little tool! Works just as advertised! Does not leave a hole in your magazine tube, but remove the Detents !

I work100 % just like it was explained in the description as long as you take your time pay attention to the instructions use light grese and plastic hammer tap lightly than a brass pin punch is a must peen out the dents had my brother in law lend a hand to hold magazine tube on 2 by 6 peice of pine with a small brass punch and plastic hammer 10 to 13 light tapps on each dent i was able to pull the dent remover tool out by hand. Thats how u can tell its done right . I have a V3 PRO 22 inch barrel. 5 STARS all the way.!!!

I used a little aeroshell grease on the inside of the tube and on the swage. Just enough to get it shiny. A few taps with a hammer to drive it in, a couple taps with a copper mallet on the dimples, and it came out with my hand. The Wilson combat extension went on with no feeding issues. Took 3 minutes.

This is a good product and is an inexpensive option of you are not doing a high volume of extension tubes. If you take your time and follow the directions it will take less than 15 minutes and the tool will come out with no issues.

Used this to remove the factory dimples in the magazine tube on my Remington 11-87. Make sure its unloaded, remove the barrel and forend, then remove the follower, spring and spring retainer. I used a wad of cotton balls below the dimples to keep any debris from getting down into the action. Clean the magazine tube, then place a small amount of grease in the tube and on the surface of this tool. I used a brass hammer to drive it down into the tube, then a smaller brass hammer to pein the area directly around the dimples while the swage was still in the tube. It will be very tight to remove and slightly swells the tube, but the forend and retainer nut will still go back on. Took a total of 10-15 minutes and couldnt have been easier, I highly recommend using it!!