Wrench blades for Magazine cap were too shallow and one broke off after a couple of uses. The Firing pin wrench was supposed to fit "most" stoeger SxS models but does not fit my 20 gauge coach gun. The magazine wrench has two sections so its still usable but not ideal....not very happy with this tool. Buyer beware



Reply from SliXprings:

As with any tool, it can break if it is used improperly or beyond its intended purpose. Because all our products carry a warranty, we mailed this customer a replacement wrench. The following video demonstrates how to loosen a stuck end cap before applying torque: How to Loosen a Stuck End Cap.

When I received the wrench, I was hoping it would have enough torque to break through the screw installed by the Uberti gorilla but still had issues. Did internet search on removing the tube cap (Pioneer Gun Works) and in a few seconds had it off. This wrench fits perfectly on the caps, used it on 73 and 76 Uberti. Haven't tried it on my Stoeger yet. Very well made item.

I had a stuck steel magazine tube cap screw in my Uberti 1866. This tool allowed me to remove the stuck cap, but I still ruined the slot in the cap. Luckily, I had also ordered the Slixsprings brass replacement mag tube cap screw which looks great

I received the wrench within a couple of days of ordering it. It works perfectly. I was concerned that it might slip out of the slot on the Mag Cap, but no, it fits perfectly and easily loosens the cap.

Everyone at the last shoot thought it was a great combo tool. Only one tool to keep up with.

This is a truly awesome little wrench. I wish I would have had one of these along time ago. Cleaning the magazine tube and spring (something that is usually ignored and shouldn't be) is now a simple job to do.

Received my tool quickly. It works perfectly. Thank you

Title says it all. Every owner of a 73’ needs to have one of these.

I always like having the right tool for the job. This one works!

The best. My Uberti 1873 Magazine Cap was screwed down so tight from the factory, that the magazine tube end started roll inward on it's self. This was the only tool that could loosen it.

Excellent product.

Worked like a charm on my Stoeger uplander.

I recently started SASS. I ordered stuff including the "SliX Slot II Magazine Cap Screw Wrench". I bought that because it looked nice and thought it would come in handy. IT DID!!!! I had an issue where I needed to remove the cap, which was VERY snug, and it worked GREAT!!

I purchased it mainly for the magazine cap screw on an 1873 Uberti. The cap was very tight from the factory but the tool did not slip at all and I was able the remove the cap without issue.

Outstanding product. Shipping and service was great too.

Perfect for removing the cap screw. Doesn’t look like much but it is! Easy easy easy. Fits great, no slip or rounding the slot. Pin end is great for removing the bushing on my stoeger firing pins.

Works perfectly for removing the magazine spring cap screw without damage!

Helps with leveraging the magazine end cap. Worth every penny.

It became apparent to me that I needed to disassemble the mag spring and follower from my Uberti 1873 Winchester. I was a little apprehensive about the function of this tool, because my rifle hadn't been taken apart since new in 1984!! This tool worked slick and I was able to clean out my mag tube and follower.

Purchased this along with the brass magazine cap. Works as advertised. Well made quality product.

Saw at a SASS match, been hoping for years to find something to tighten my Stoeger firing pins, it worked great.

I have a mix of endcaps on my rifles. With this tool there is not a one that I cannot open. My one suggestion, which is not very reasonable, is to have a storage space to store the bit. This would keep the two important pieces together in my 'possibles' bag.

OL' #4 turned me on to your product line Have used your products for years.

Very easy to use. Better than using a screwdriver. Great addition to my range box

We have multiples of this tool - one for each cleaning kit (home, travel), one for the gun cart (that gets used by others too), and at least one extra when the tool is misplaced. It's the best way to get the mag cap off/on.