so how many of you guys carry a toolbox to the range???
if you don't, you have not yet had a lesson in MURPHY"S LAW while at the range. believe me, one of these days you will.
if i'm in for an "extended" session (8 hours +) at the range, my "trusty" shooter's toolbox is on the "MUST BRING" list. then there are times when a QUICK visit to the range is all that is needed or allowed for because of time. when this is the case, lugging a full size toolbox might be a little OVERKILL and UN-NECESSARY.
though a well designed pistol, the buckmark CAN, if preventive measures (applying threadlocking compound on a couple screws) are not taken, go from running like a race car to running like a "clunker". most of the time, the "culprit" to some of your troubles during your range session is a mere screw beginning to loosen up.
here's a little "WIDGET" i came up with for those times when carrying a FULL toolkit is not practical.
BUCKMARK MAINTENANCE TOOL:

3/32 HEX BIT:

3/32 HEX BIT FOR INSTALLING AND REMOVING FRONT AND REAR SIGHT BASE SCREWS:


SAME BIT CAN BE USED FOR THOSE WHO'VE SWITCHED TO ALLEN TYPE GRIP SCREWS:

TO BE CONTINUED...
if you don't, you have not yet had a lesson in MURPHY"S LAW while at the range. believe me, one of these days you will.
if i'm in for an "extended" session (8 hours +) at the range, my "trusty" shooter's toolbox is on the "MUST BRING" list. then there are times when a QUICK visit to the range is all that is needed or allowed for because of time. when this is the case, lugging a full size toolbox might be a little OVERKILL and UN-NECESSARY.
though a well designed pistol, the buckmark CAN, if preventive measures (applying threadlocking compound on a couple screws) are not taken, go from running like a race car to running like a "clunker". most of the time, the "culprit" to some of your troubles during your range session is a mere screw beginning to loosen up.
here's a little "WIDGET" i came up with for those times when carrying a FULL toolkit is not practical.
BUCKMARK MAINTENANCE TOOL:

3/32 HEX BIT:

3/32 HEX BIT FOR INSTALLING AND REMOVING FRONT AND REAR SIGHT BASE SCREWS:


SAME BIT CAN BE USED FOR THOSE WHO'VE SWITCHED TO ALLEN TYPE GRIP SCREWS:

TO BE CONTINUED...







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