Patch and Heavy Duty Universal Pistol Dovetailed Rear Sight Pusher Tool 17 19 and More (Glock Pro Tool)

January 2024 update The tool itself works fine, but the latch you have to press into open the door to retrieve the various bits broke off. It actually still keeps it latch, you just have to reach in there with something to release the mechanism. I might just pry the door completely off and cover it with a strip of duct tape. That way I can open it without tools. The rest of it still works well. August 2023 I needed to remove the front sight off of two Glock slides. I bought another set of two tools, they failed to get off one front sight. I ordered this and it arrived about eight hours later. I opened the package, put the correct bit in the handle and it took the sight off, just as it should have. The funny thing is, I had this in my shopping cart because the other set was a couple of bucks cheaper and I wanted it to take very little room in my tool kit. Lesson learned. I haven't tried anything but the front sight tool, but I have no reason to believe I'll be let down.

Self storing, everything you might need except a sight pusher. Have one on my bench and one in my bag.

Overall it is a useful tool for Glock 17&19 owners. Worked great to change front site and the drift pin easily disassembles the internal mechanisms. The tool is not the highest quality but so far it gets the job done. You cannot use this tool to change out rear sights if they are tritium, mepro etc as it will damage the vial and ruin you rear sight.

I have a Taurus G3c which has a front sight screw that is difficult to correctly access and is on very tight. A regular Glock front sight tool will not work because it is too thick and made of aluminum and seats at an angle. The Glock front sight tool in this kit is narrow, made of steel, and is able to seat at a 90 degree angle (perpendicular) on the front sight screw. This tool was able to get the screw out after the screw was heated with a soldering gun. This is a well made kit and the tool pieces store in the handle. I would buy again.

The driver body is made of a cheap plastic, but is mostly thick enough to be sturdy (I wouldn't stress test it). Their is a major issue with the storage cap on the driver body though: The retention clip is so thin and the plastic doesn't like to bend. Mine broke after opening it only a handful of times. I purchased this to throw it in a range bag just to have these tools handy, but I can't trust the bits to stay in the driver body. I'll continue to use this as-is for now, but I will be on the lookout for a better driver body. The bits themselves are fine. Nothing amazing, definitely not high quality, but they do the job. The bits on my unit are ever so slightly warped, but not enough to affect functionality. The punch bit has a decent little curve on it, but does the job just fine. This will live in my range bag for now, but I do wish I had just bought these same tools separately and of a higher quality.

A little flimsy and the storage cap feels like it’s going to break, but not bad for the money. I bought it for the channel liner tool itself. Worth the money just for that, plus you get more. I’m very satisfied. Thanks

Complete garbage, read the other reviews thinking this tool would be great and let me tell you my first instincts about it being cheap chinesium junk were correct. Right off the bat the storage in the base of the screwdriver wouldn't open. The little flap that holds it closed was too large and when the button on it was pressed it was too long and wouldn't let the trapdoor open. No biggie, I file it down and it's good to go. Next I try to swap out the bits and the collar that holds them in is really finicky, again not a huge deal but annoying to say the least. Once I got that sorted with a little lubricating I put the glock front sight tool on and tried to remove a front sight to no avail. The bit wouldn't seat well on the screw. So I look inside it and the fit and finish is about what I'd expect from a 6 year old making tools. This thing is trash and going back to Amazon today. I'll stick with better known tool brands for my smithing.

This is a very complete, and compact, tool that has a storage compartment, inside the handle, for all of the pieces. Plus, it has a cut-out notch to insert your firing pin/striker assembly to make it easier to hold, and compress, the spring and install the 2 cup halves.