I just received a pretty nice suppressor tool from these guys and wanted to let everyone know.

Nothing fancy but definitely handy.  I have found that removing the end cap on my Obsidian 45 after shooting is tough as there is not much in the way of gripping surfaces.  Not much force is required but you sort of need to use the tips of your fingers and a finger nail which is awkward.  The tool fits perfectly and makes this easy.

The tool also fits well over the barrel to loosen up the fixed barrel mount or the piston nut and the "socket" allows a much better grip once the suppressor is off the gun.

Inexpensive, solid enough for reasonable use and very quick turn around from order to receipt.

Gotta give a shout out to a good product. Attached File
Attached File

Is that 3D printed or machined delrin?  Might be metal, can't tell from photo.

I believe the Warren tools are 3d printed. Speaking of, if anyone needs an Obsidian wrench and has a 3d printer on hand, you can also print this baby out.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4006244

I have their tool for the CGS Kraken/Mod 9. Pretty indispensable in my opinion. Nicely made. CGS recommend Warren when I asked about a tool.

I've been meaning to snag a couple of these tools.

Many thanks to Britbike2001 for the shout-out!

Our all-new socket set is a huge step up from our legacy products, as we've been continuously improving materials,
processes and production machinery over the almost three years that we've been doing this.

Check out the review video here:

https://youtu.be/4yvTNeRCu-c

These are made from injection mold grade ABS polymer on a Stratasys F120 industrial printer.  The material is no
joke and also won't damage the finish on your mounts and front caps. Coupled with Energetic Armament's Vox
Blox Soft Vise Jaws and steel hook spanners, it's a complete suppressor maintenance and reconfiguration solution.

We're always working on new products and socket models.

Chase

Welcome!

We need a socket type to fit 22 suppressors for when the rear cap gets stuck on recessed barrel setups. I’ve had my Mask get stuck on my Banshee a few times despite using a good bit of anti-seize and cleaning the barrel threads. The last time it got stuck and I hadn’t even fired it after I put it back on with new anti-seize.

I wish left handed threads on rear caps were standard.

I'll have to ponder that one.

Actually, having left and right hand threads being different on the barrel and mount present other challenges - once you get one of them tight, it begins to loosen the other. I had an Omega 9K left-hand direct threaded to my MPX and when I got it tight onto the barrel, the mount came loose from the can. That's when I started doing the tools so I could tighten the mount to the barrel without involving the tube. Tucking the can makes it a bigger problem. Luckily the MPX handguard can be removed from the front, exposing the mount and barrel.

This is how I discovered that 3-lug was the way to go.

Regarding the Mask, I'd use one layer of teflon tape on the barrel and maybe two on the mount - that way it would be easier to get off the barrel before the mount unscrews.

I’ll try the Teflon tape next time.

I’d be all over .22 3-lugs for rifles/SBR’s, as long as it wasn’t a half-assed setup.  I have a Mask, Sparrow SS and a first gen Element.

Thanks for the link. Hot off the printer!

No prob, hope you like it!

I have one of their tools for my Obsidian 9. Very handy and made solid enough for anything I’d need.