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Traditions A1260 Nipple Wrench , Revolver Traditions 1851 1858 1860 Black

Name: Traditions A1260 Nipple Wrench , Revolver Traditions 1851 1858 1860 Black
Brand: Traditions Performance Firearms
Availability: InStock

$7.76

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Brand: Traditions Performance Firearms
Category: Gunsmithing
Tool Type: Wrenches & Drivers
Accessory Type: Knives & Tools
UPC: 40589126005

Overview

The Traditions nipple wrench is a durable steel maintenance tool designed to fit all 1851, 1860, and 1858 black powder cap and ball revolvers, as well as side lock rifles and pistols. It features a built-in nipple pick attached to its brass cap, designed to help clear fouling from nipples to ensure reliable firearm performance and maintenance.

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