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Smle Firing Pin Tool

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Complete Bolt

Takedown on Lee Enfield rifles

Supports Firing

Pin or spring replacement

Hollow Shaft

Reaches over the firing pin

Large Plastic

Handle provides good control during

Tool Steel

Construction hardened to Rc 50-55

$29.99
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SKU: 080741000

Overview

Built for complete bolt takedown on the Lee Enfield, this tool is aimed at shooters and collectors who need a straightforward way to service the firing pin or replace the spring. Its hollow shaft is designed to reach over the firing pin and engage the collar notches, supporting the disassembly process without added complexity. The large plastic handle is shaped for control and comfort during use, which can matter when working on a stubborn bolt assembly. It is a purpose-specific maintenance tool rather than a general-purpose field accessory.

Why Hunters Choose the Brownells

Essential Complete

Bolt takedown on the Lee

Hollow Shaft

Reaches over the firing pin

Fits Into

Firing pin collar notches for

Large Plastic

Handle offers good control during

Firing Pin

Spring replacement tasks

Key Features

  • Designed for complete bolt takedown on Lee Enfield rifles
  • Supports firing pin or spring replacement
  • Hollow shaft reaches over the firing pin and fits collar notches
  • Large plastic handle provides good control during use
  • Tool steel construction hardened to Rc 50-55
  • Measures 6 inches overall

Best Used For

  • Lee Enfield owners needing complete bolt takedown for firing pin or spring replacement
  • Collectors maintaining SMLE rifles with imported parts and original bolt assemblies
  • Users wanting a dedicated tool for reaching firing pin collar notches during disassembly
  • Hunters and shooters who prefer a controlled grip for bolt work without palm discomfort

Specifications

Handle MaterialPlastic
HardnessRc 50-55
MaterialTool steel
Overall Length6 in (15.2 cm)

Pros

  • Essential for complete bolt takedown on the Lee Enfield.
  • Hollow shaft reaches over the firing pin for proper engagement.
  • Fits into firing pin collar notches for disassembly work.
  • Large plastic handle offers good control during use.
  • Designed for firing pin or spring replacement tasks.
  • Modernized military design suited to SMLE bolt maintenance.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed specifically for Lee Enfield bolt takedown, so its usefulness is limited outside that platform.
  • Intended for complete bolt disassembly and firing pin or spring replacement, which makes it a specialized maintenance tool rather than a general-purpose accessory.
  • The large plastic handle is meant for control, but the tool’s compact 6-inch size may feel less substantial than a full-size shop tool.
  • Tool steel construction is specified, but the product data does not provide details on finish, corrosion resistance, or other long-term care considerations.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Bolt disassembly tools
  • Firing pin replacement tools
  • Lee Enfield maintenance tools
  • Military surplus rifle armorer tools

Suggested Accessories

  • Bolt disassembly mat
  • Gunsmithing screwdriver set
  • Parts tray
  • Cleaning rod

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this tool used for on a Lee Enfield SMLE?

It is described as essential for complete bolt takedown, including firing pin or spring replacement on the Lee Enfield.

How does the tool engage the firing pin assembly?

The long description says the hollow shaft reaches over the firing pin and fits into the firing pin collar notches.

What are the listed dimensions and construction details?

The provided specs list it at 6 inches (15.2 cm) overall, made from tool steel and hardened to Rc 50-55.

Does the description mention any handling features?

Yes. It says the tool has a large plastic handle for good control and that it won't dig into the palm.

Is this tool intended for a specific rifle pattern?

Yes. The description specifically references the Lee Enfield and SMLE, and notes it as useful with the recent increase in SMLE imports.