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WONDER WRENCH TOOL - BLACK
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WONDER WRENCH TOOL - BLACK
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Wonder Wrench Tool for Bullet Button Installation/Mag Release
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WONDER WRENCH - BLACK
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WONDER WRENCH TOOL
for use with the BULLET BUTTON
COLOR: BLACK
PERFECT TOOL FOR INSTALLING AND/OR REMOVING THE AR15 BULLET BUTTON!!!
The Bullet Button Wonder Wrench is a tool is used with a Bullet Button magazine lock. Use the tool to tighten down the inner nut during installation, or as a tool to drop the magazine while at the range.
NOTE:
These wonder wrenches are NOT threaded inside
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This item is not compatible with the Raddlock.
Note: This tool may be damaged if used with a Bullet Button nut that has been secured with Loctite. If you feel more than moderate resistance when attempting to turn the nut please stop as damage to the tool may result.
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The Wonder Wrench worked great
The Wonder Wrench worked great. Easy to use and easy to store. I recommend this tool to everybody.
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from Concord, CA on 9/24/2018
5
No buddy.
Broken off first thing.
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from San Bruno on 8/5/2018
1
retired
Never got the tool to turn the nut on the bullet button. Stripped the tool. Smith and Wesson had used a very strong loctite glue. Even the gunsmith could not heat the nut to loosen the glue. He ended up pushing the button through the housing, then cutting the bolt on the other side of the housing. No more bullet button.
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from Florida on 8/4/2018
5
Works great
This replaced a lost tool to remove the mag release. Works great
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from San Jose California on 8/4/2018
5
Idk
I recently moved from California to North Dakota and wanted to “fix”my AR. I had the bullet button on my ar from Cali. Unfortunately I was used to the m4 in the usmc and having the bullet button sucks. Got to a state where they don’t even have tools for such an issue proved to piss me off. I literally had to order one from the same state that implements the issue. The tool worked great. Took second. Thanks Cali, leave and still Have issues.
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from North Dakota on 5/2/2018
5
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