Lone Wolf Distributors LWD 4 in 1 ARMORER'S Tool, Brass

I purchased this tool for my newly acquired Glock 19, based on some reviews on YouTube. Frankly, I haven't really needed to use it on the Glock, so it's just been sitting in my cleaning kit.However, I recently purchased a Ruger LCP. To disassemble the LCP for cleaning, you need to "pry loose the takedown pin using a screwdriver or other flat, blunt tool."I was concerned about scratching the slide with a steel screwdriver, but then I remembered that the LWD Armorers Tool included a brass screwdriver tip. It turns out that it works perfectly to remove the LCP takedown pin, and I don't have to worry so much about the brass scratching the LCP slide.The pin punch has also proven useful for removing the LCP's hammer spring seat (when installing a grip sleeve).The tool is extremely well made. The screwdriver and pin punch fit nicely inside the handle, under the brush. Maybe I'll use it on the Glock some day.

Anyone can use a 3/16th punch to disassemble a Glock pistol. There are lots of "Glock Tools" out there. Even Glock has both a disassembly punch and front sight tool with a plastic handle. As an armorer, I have been exchanging grips on as many as 20 pistols a day. I have bent more than one of the stock Gen 4 tools, the Glock tool and other brands of tools. I keep this on my when I am working at the range and use the pin punch with no issues. Having the front sight tool built in is a nice feature. The brass color is great as I have lost more than one of the black tools at the range.

Glock tool . This made in the USA lil' gem is fantastic . The nut driver for front sight posts works perfectly . The removable cap with stiff brush is handy for sweeping out the internals and ecxternals of your GLOCK when cleaning which is conveinent . Then inside the all brass slightly shorter than an average ball point pen body you will find 2 accessories that thread into the neck of the nut driver portion . They are a small flat blade and 3/32 punch pin tool . These each and of themselves are no biggy really but when thrown all together in one simple easy and intelligently thought out and designed tool such as this , you can miss ! The PERFECT Glock tool for simply cleaning , servicing , tuning or completely over hauling your GLOCK pistols . A steal at only $10 here on AMAZON , get yourself one if you own a Glock , heck , get 2 and make a fellow Glock owner happy happy happy !

I just received this and quite like it, but can anyone recommend a cap for the brush end? It is going to get ruined in my range bag.Adding a cap to the brush would be a slight upgrade for me or just a plastic tube to keep the entire piece in.• Brush in not soft. Its bristly. A great work brush for the field.• Assembly. I've read other reviews of the pin and screw head getting stuck inside the unit. I've not had this issue. I placed the punch in pin down first and then the screw driver head down, thread up, in second. No issues.• Brass so it won't scratch the gun, but don't get too crazy with it or the threads may distort.• A complete little armorers dreamPacking received was different than shown. It was just a plastic bag.

This is a very well made piece of equipment. It is compact and functional and will be a useful tool in a range bag or on your cleaning bench. It just isn't worth the $22 purchase price...I'm a strong supporter of products made in the US and I am willing to spend extra to support US Companies. I've purchased from Lone Wolf in the past and have always been happy. However, this tool isn't worth $22...not when a Glock tool can be had for $7. The 3/32 punch isn't long enough to completely push out the pin in the grip, so if you've got a tight fit you'll still need another tool to completely remove the pin. If you want to improve something, it has to be better than the original in all aspects.Bottom line: If you lose/misplace small tools like I do, I'd rather have three Glock tools than one of these. If Lone Wolf added enough length to the punch to remove all pins and droped the price to $15...you'll have a 5-star product (and I might buy a second one).

Yes....there are other tools. Yes..... You can get another standard punch. However, this is a nice little tool that attempts to combine several tools into one. Price may be a little high for what it is, but it's worth the money to have and use for multiple weapons if needed.

Don't tap it with a hammer to use as a punch. You will not get the cap back on. POOR design, very soft metal

Looks well made but the punch and screw driver bit go inside. There must be a certain order cause they are now stuck inside.