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Mountain Tactical Tikka Bolt Tool Polymer Black

$13.49
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Brand
Mountain Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Punches
UPC
811291030085
MPN
TKABT

Overview

The Mountain Tactical Tikka Bolt Tool is a compact, lightweight accessory designed for effortless maintenance of Tikka T3 and T3x rifle systems. Constructed from high-quality Delrin polymer in black, this specialized armorer's tool simplifies the process of reloading the firing pin spring, changing bolt handles, and dismantling the bolt for cleaning. It provides a straightforward way to handle complex bolt mechanisms and routine maintenance with confidence and precision.

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