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The NcSTAR Pocket Tool packs two of the most-used Glock bench jobs into a single pen-shaped unit that lives easily in a range bag pocket or the corner of your cleaning box. One end carries a hardened steel 3/32 inch (2.5mm) punch for pushing out frame pins so you can break down the frame, slide, and magazine into their individual parts. The other end holds a 3/16 inch hex nut driver for pulling or seating Glock front sights, factory or aftermarket. It is built around a blue anodized aluminum body with two threaded caps and a black steel pocket clip.
The punch end covers the pin work that comes with detail stripping or swapping trigger parts, and the pointed cap doubles as a pin centering aid when you are putting the frame back together. Flip it around and the hex driver takes over front sight duty. The tip is magnetized, so the tiny front sight screw stays put on the driver while you feed it up through the slide instead of fishing it off the bench or out of the mag well. That one feature saves a surprising amount of aggravation on a job where dropped screws love to disappear.
This is a solid, substantial piece rather than a flimsy giveaway tool. The anodized aluminum body resists corrosion and the threaded caps keep both working ends protected between uses. The pointed cap can be screwed onto the clip cap so you are not chasing a loose end while you work. It runs a bit larger and heavier than a standard ink pen, which gives it real heft in the hand and plenty of leverage, though a light touch is smart when you are torquing a front sight screw so you do not go past snug.
For anyone who runs a Glock and wants to handle basic takedown and sight swaps without dragging out a full armorer kit, this covers the two jobs that come up most.
The 3/32 inch (2.5mm) punch is sized for the frame pins found across Glock pistols, so it handles takedown on the common models you are likely to own. The 3/16 inch hex driver fits standard Glock front sight nuts, both factory and most aftermarket versions. It is a good idea to confirm your specific front sight uses the standard hex screw before ordering a replacement sight.
Glock front sight screws are tiny and thread up from inside the slide, which makes them easy to drop and lose. The magnetized hex driver holds that screw in place while you feed it up through the slide and start the threads. It turns a fiddly two-hand juggling act into a much smoother one-handed job.
The punch drives out the frame pins so you can separate the frame, slide, and magazine into their parts, which covers most basic disassembly and trigger work. It does not include channel liner bits or a striker holder, so a full armorer teardown may call for a more complete kit. For routine takedown and front sight swaps, this handles the two most common jobs.
It has a pen-style shape with a pocket clip, but it runs larger and heavier than a typical ink pen, so plan on it living in a range bag or bench box rather than a shirt pocket. The extra size gives you a comfortable grip and solid leverage. Just keep a light hand when snugging a front sight screw so you do not over torque it.
| UPC | 848754007483 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | VTGLKPBL |
| Color | Blue |
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| Product Type | Tool |
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