FreeLock Installation and Remove Tool for Your Bullet Button

[Nate]

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[TOMBSTONE]

Very innovative , I'll take one ; need address for payment .

[bluthandwerk]

Ordered mine from Riflegear

[JohnV]

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I'll take one how do I order?

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Ordered mine from Riflegear

You must be thinking of Prince50's Bullet Button Wrench. My tools are not for sale on Riflegear, yet.

To aviod any confusion with Prince's recently released product I will return to the original name of the my tool. FreeLock Tool.

It still provides easy assembly, removal, and adjustment of your Bullet Button. It also acts as a great push tool.

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I added another option the FreeLock tool gives you in the first post.

You can easliy remove your center nut if there is LockTite or Thread Lock on it.

[nick_c]

posting to report an excellent experience with this bullet button tool

shipping was extremely fast and it worked well to tighten the nut on my bullet button, so mags don't fall out any more during firing

thank you

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Wanted to add that the FreeLock Tool is now available in red. See first post for pricing.



Jimmy

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Wanted to list the vendors who carry the FreeLock Tools

Jimmy

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New dealer added.

[Bruce3]

when will the next batch with lanyard holes be ready?

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when will the next batch with lanyard holes be ready?

I'm still considering doing this. Sorry it's taking so long.

I've got a new product coming out next week, so I've been busy.

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I added a new dealer to the list and wanted to make sure everyone has had a chance to check out my new FreeLock Mini Conversion Kit.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=155147

[Seesm]

I use a toothpick to install BB's

Nobody meantioned anything about this threadcrap and I know this is far from the past.

Anyway I was checking out Jimmys cool tool here and who cares what YOU use as he is building a cool tool, so if you want one buy it. But if not use your toothpics. There is always a proper tool for a job and jiggy riggy way... This is the proper tool and your way... not so much.

[ripcurlksm]

i recently purchased the free lock upgrade -- love it

Question: can i keep the tool inside the pistol grip handle or would it be best to separate it from being attached/inside to the rifle?