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RIVAL ARMS UPC 788130032886 MPN RARA93GS01A

Rival Arms RARA93GS01A Front Sight Tool Blue/Silver Aluminum, Compatible w/Glock

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The Rival Arms Glock Front Sight Tool is designed to easily install or remove Glock front sights that use the hex head retaining screw. This unique tool features a magnetic head to hold the hex screw in place until it is started. The ergonomic handle is machined from aluminum and anodized blue.

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UPC

788130032886

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

RARA93GS01A

Shipping Weight

0.11

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All sales are final; we do not offer refunds or exchanges. Items that arrive damaged or defective are covered under the manufacturer's warranty — contact us within 5 days of delivery and we will help coordinate a claim.

DISCLAIMER: This product is not manufactured, authorized, endorsed, or warranted by GLOCK. GLOCK does not warrant or represent that this product is compatible with GLOCK pistols.
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