Kalashnikov USA AKFST-GS Front Sight Tool (Gunsmith Edition)

• Seven nylon tipped set screws to conform to any front sight block shape
• New improved elevation adjustment tool to be even stronger than before
• Drum pusher now is non-marring due to its rotational head
• Heavy duty full circle design for strength, all CNC machined steel, zinc plated
• Extra long torque arm to give you greater leverage to make more accurate adjustments
• Two sets of non-marring set screws (brass tipped and nylon tipped)
• Full range of motion allows you to fully push a sight drum out of the front sight block for repair/replacement

The AKFST-GS of AK-47 front sight tools is a heavy-duty GUNSMITH EDITION of the standard AKFST. It has a larger clamp to handle the most stubborn front sights, and a 6.5″ long torque arm to give you even more leverage. No extra tools are required. The AKFST-GS has a limited life-time warranty – if the tool breaks under normal use, send the tool back to Magna-Matic for a replacement (see www.magna-matic-defense.com for full warranty details, terms, and conditions.) The UNBREAKABLE AKFST-GS is 900% stronger than the current generic “C-clamp” type tools. Now with the AKFST-GS you’ll never have to re-buy a front sight tool due to breakage on a frozen AK sight. The AKFST-GS also makes range adjustments even easier, don’t let a frozen AK front sight force you to run back to your shop to make adjustments.

WINDAGE! The ultra-strong full-circle clamp provides and adjustable set screws allow 100% positive contact to the sight post. The heavy-duty full-circle clamp and over-sized push rod provides the strength to move the most stubborn frozen sight. Perfect alignment of the drum is easy by viewing the drum through the sight adjustment port of the AKFST-GS. The head of the pusher that contacts the drum is mounted on a ball so that when you turn the T-handle the part contacting the sight drum will not rotate. This prevents any marring against the drum. Our pusher is mounted on a ball, like a single ball bearing (see cut-away images)