MY new Bullet button Tool

[Calico1404]

Hahaha amazing how well it works and can mount to my belt, vest or even my glove.

1 zip key ring holder = $1
1 .223 Remington = $.30
1 squeeze of super glue = $.02
Cool effect = priceless

Not having a finger tool or mag to flip was nice, no hands in pockets or looking on the mat for a round. And NO magnet on my rifle as we should not test those grounds.

[SonofWWIIDI]

Nice.

Is that a live round?

[Calico1404]

Negative... Dead round from a reloading buddy

[00Medic]

That looks like one of those "Machine Gun Boolits" that are used in those "Ghost Guns"!!! How dare you sir. Did you even stop to think of the children???


I like it. Simple and sweet. Bravo!

[Griffdog]

Cool I need one of those....great Christmas gift idea for my buds.

[Bigtwin]

I just use my CMP chamber flag. Works fine.

But cool set up op.

[Bluesman]

Cool!
Where can I get one?!

[TeddyBallgame]

I just use my CMP chamber flag. Works fine.

But cool set up op.

same...i always get different ideas about a tool, but, for some reason the chamber flag is about as practical as it gets

[MrExel17]

Looks good, thanks for sharing!

[CessnaDriver]

What I came up with. Electrical banana jacks work great and on both sides so no matter how I grab it it's pointed the right direction.

[lone shooter]

Cool!
Where can I get one?!

In the Marketplace. Only $9.99.

[daphonz]

Cool!
Where can I get one?!

http://www.riflegear.com/p-192-riflegear-bullet-tool.aspx

[Cokebottle]

Negative... Dead round from a reloading buddy

And he inserted a primer?

Not that it matters.
A bullet isn't going to "go off" on a lanyard any more than a gun is going to "go off" without a finger on the trigger

[Cody]

[200Apples]

...so no matter how I grab it it's pointed the right direction

In all seriousness, though; symmetrical is the way to go. You're gonna be that quicker with yer mag swap if you're not fumbling with yer to0l.

Then again, with those orange blanks/training rounds, where the hole is drilled or moulded orients the piece in the right direction, too. Eh, either way still requires practice to gain proficiency!
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