Real Avid Glock Armorer Tool Kit – 2 in 1 Multitool with Sight Tool Punch Tool and Magazine Tool Disassemble Clean Customize Glock Pistols & Magazines for All Generations Except Glock Plus Extensions

The Real Avid Glock Armorer Tool Kit is a must-have for any Glock enthusiast. This 2-in-1 multitool combines a punch and front sight tool, making maintenance and customization a breeze. It's well-made, with precise steel machining that feels as quality as your Glock itself. Perfect for disassembling your gun or adjusting sights, it's compact enough for your range bag or pocket. Highly recommended for its functionality and convenience.

Real handy tools to have . Pretty sturdy too

If you have a Glock. I would recommend this tool

The pin punch/ nut driver worked fine but the mag plate tool was very difficult/almost unusable on my P-mags. Maybe it would work fine on Glock mags. Would have been nice to have mentioned that in the listing.

Great tool. I use it all of the time.

Works great for magazine diisassembly/reassembly with stock base plates and grip extensions. The separate punt front sight tool is really nice, is well made and my preferred Glock disassembly tool. Definitely recommend if you own a Glock. There is a trick to using the magazine tool, but the instructions are easy to follow and once you do it, it is so easy to use.

If you own a Glock, or if you are a Glock armorer, these will definitely come in handy. Worth the price.

I have a number of Glocks and was interested in trying out this mag tool. I have use a number of different mag tools over the years. I have own a number of Real Avid products for my handguns and long guns. I purchased this to see if it was any better then the Pry bar style tools or the GTUL pinch tools. First off, it is well made. A little bit bigger then the pry tools or GTUL tools. The first magazine I tried it on was an old one and it worked just fine. The seconded on was a newer mag and was a bit harder. when I was using the pry part of the tool I was afraid of the plate push pin braking off the tool. It seem that it would be better with w metal pin imbedded into the plastic would hold up better. One the mag base plate it passed the retaining teeth, you use the slide part of the tool. The mag sits on the tool and you slide it along to remove the base plate. This part of the tool works great and keep the control of the spring and not allowing it to pop out. Over all the tool is "ok". First I am not a big fan of the mag pry tools. You are forcing the mag base plate passed the retaining teeth and over time it will wear the plastic of the mag down. Once the base plate is pass the teeth I find the part of the tool for sliding off the base plate and very useful for keeping control of the spring. I would have to say that I will use this tool in conjunction with a GTUL Glock mag tool. Using the GTUL tool for pinching the sides of the mag together for allow the mag base plate to slide pass the teeth on the mag and use the Real Avid tool for the rest.