







1911 Barrel Bushing Wrench Accessories. A simple tool for removing the bushing from a 1911 without taking a spring to the face. A great addition to any firearms cleaning kit. Review: Safety first! This is a better approach to taking out the 1911 main spring. - My initial thoughts is that this is a great tool for 1911's with a full length guide rod. I have launched the 1911 guide rod spring twice and realized that doing so can be very dangerous. So I stumbled on this device and decided to give it a try.... and it worked as intended. The spring is contained once the barrel bushing releases it. So from a design stand point I give it two thumbs ups and an upgrade over a standard bushing wrench. About durability.... the material is not as hard as the one that came with my Para Ordnance Elite Pro. But it is hard enough. I suspect that wear will become an issue at some point. But for the cost I feel that I can better avoid an accident since this gives the user better control when breaking down the 1911. If it wears down I will just buy another. But I do take care of my gear so I will take care of it like everything else. Plus its light and small enough to throw in your range bag.... last thing you want is a spring flying 20 feet out on the range! I hope this helps! Review: Nice help with full length guide rods. - If you have a 1911 with the open end, full length guide rod; this tool is a great help with disassembly. For years, I used a military style 1911, and the guide rod plug was closed end. Now using a 1911 with open end plug, it can be somewhat painful to disassemble the 1911. This tool makes cleaning and maintenance much more pleasant.
| ASIN | B07CRLFKG1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #162,624 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #1,245 in Gunsmithing Tools |
| Brand Name | CAT 762 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 66 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Powder Coated |
| Head Style | Round |
| Item Height | 0.5 inches |
| Item Length | 3.5 Inches |
| Manufacturer | CAT Outdoors |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Operation Mode | Mechanical |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| UPC | 614019970775 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
J**S
Safety first! This is a better approach to taking out the 1911 main spring.
My initial thoughts is that this is a great tool for 1911's with a full length guide rod. I have launched the 1911 guide rod spring twice and realized that doing so can be very dangerous. So I stumbled on this device and decided to give it a try.... and it worked as intended. The spring is contained once the barrel bushing releases it. So from a design stand point I give it two thumbs ups and an upgrade over a standard bushing wrench. About durability.... the material is not as hard as the one that came with my Para Ordnance Elite Pro. But it is hard enough. I suspect that wear will become an issue at some point. But for the cost I feel that I can better avoid an accident since this gives the user better control when breaking down the 1911. If it wears down I will just buy another. But I do take care of my gear so I will take care of it like everything else. Plus its light and small enough to throw in your range bag.... last thing you want is a spring flying 20 feet out on the range! I hope this helps!
J**E
Nice help with full length guide rods.
If you have a 1911 with the open end, full length guide rod; this tool is a great help with disassembly. For years, I used a military style 1911, and the guide rod plug was closed end. Now using a 1911 with open end plug, it can be somewhat painful to disassemble the 1911. This tool makes cleaning and maintenance much more pleasant.
F**E
Does a Great job but....
This works VERY well and it's easy to grip and you can put the tool on the counter and push the gun into it vertically pushing down on the 1911. BUT it's polymer. I used it once and I can see the polymer ALREADY after 1 use starting to get chewed. This isn't the manufacturer's fault as this will happen in EVERY polymer tool. So it won't last forever. BUT polymer won't scratch your 1911, steel could. There's the tradeoff - polymer that isn't as durable but won't scratch and you may eventually need to replace it (not the end of the world bc they don't totally break the bank) OR buy steel shaped traditionally that isn't as stable on the 1911 and might scratch the 1911. Also the bushing cap has less surface area to touch on a traditional one where this one there is a lot of surface area so the bushing cap and spring won't slip off. I will see how long it lasts before getting too chewed up. Overall you can't go wrong with this new design.
R**B
Works great for my 1911!
I find using the standard 1911 bushing tools to be far less than suitable. The first time I used this Lynx Tool I was very pleased in the ease of completing the task of breaking down the 1911. But what makes it even better is the ease it offers in reassembly too! I am happy with my purchase and time will tell how well it holds up to frequent use. I am confident it will do well and would likely repeat the purchase down the road.
P**R
Simple, inexpensive and works like a champ
Simple, inexpensive and works like a champ.
K**.
Not sturdy
I purchased this because of the low price. I wasn't expecting the bushing wrench to be made of iron, but I expected it to he tough enough to assist in field stripping my 1911. The plastic that this is made of is far from sturdy. I am almost afraid of using it because I can see how it could break and splinter in my hand while using it. Spend a little more money and get a sturdy 🔧
D**.
Essential Tool
If you have a 1911 you need this wrench. I have struggled with my 1911's, the barrel bushings and the recoil springs. Not any more. With this tool you can take down your 1911 in a heartbeat while saving your thumb and not marring your gun. I highly recommend.
N**S
1911 BARREL BUSHING TOOL
LIKE IT BETTER THAN THE REAL AVID 1911 SMART WRENCH THIS ONE ALLOWS TO REMOVE AND INSTALL THE BUSHING ON MY 1911 FULL SIZE SPRINGFIELD 9MM , 5' BARREL , SHOULD WORK FOR 4" B SHOULD WORK FOR 1911 45ACP GUNS
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