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A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place while cranking it down on your Present Arms Gunners Mount.

I can not claim this idea as my own, I was watching this video from School of the American Rifle and though “What a great idea”. I did not have any 1 ¼ inch PVC laying around, but I do have a 3D printer and PLA. This is what I came up with for the below wrenches.

Forward Controls:

Present Arms Buffer Tube Sleeve 05 — A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place Forward Controls

Present Arms Buffer Tube Sleeve 02 — A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place Forward Controls

Magpul:

Present Arms Buffer Tube Sleeve 03 — A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place Magpul

Present Arms Buffer Tube Sleeve 06 — A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place Magpul

Wheeler

Present Arms Buffer Tube Sleeve 04 — A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place Wheeler

Family Shot:

Present Arms Buffer Tube Sleeve 07 — A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place all 3

Present Arms on all sizes:

Present Arms Buffer Tube Sleeve 08 — A sleeve to help hold your castle nut wrench firmly in place Present Arms

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I wanted a tool to help get the magazine catch pushed out of my M16/AR-15 without scratching or marring the metal. To compresses the spring and make removal of the magazine catch easier.

Looking around I saw AR Magazine Catch tools similar to mine on various web sites for around $10 without shipping. I am frugal and own a 3D printer, I decided to make one.

I know you can use many other things to push it out, such as, but not limited to, pencil, punch, your kids finger….If you have a 3D printer it is a quick and cheap print.

You can download the STL on Thiniverse

Here are a few pictures: