The Original Shockwave Raptor Extra Long Forend Nut Installation and Removal Tool for Mossberg 500/590 and Remington 870 (Shockwave Raptor Forend Nut Tool) Made in USA

Worked perfectly to remove the retaining nut on the original forend of my 12g Remington 870 and reinstall a new forend.

I was skeptical about ordering this product because it seemed like it wasn't really necessary. Well, I was very glad that I ordered it because the forend nut was extremely tight and there are videos of people scratching their shotguns/firearms because they used different tools to remove the forend nut. This has 2 different length tabs and can be used on various firearms/shotguns. It's made of quality material and feels extremely well built. It should pretty much last forever. The shorter tabs fit the Shockwave nut best and made installation of the new foregrip/light extremely easy. Even though this product isn't listed as a PRIME item it arrived early, in just a couple of days.

Works for 12 ga. Strong enough to take a bit of reefing on it when the forensic nut is stuck. Worth buying!

Worked awesome with my 6 3/4 inch slide tube. I switched forends and had to use a flat tip screwdriver and be very careful to get a half turn at a time. This wrench was more than long enough. Cant get a bar thru it to use as intended, maybe if i slid the slide forward it would, but you can use soft jawed plug pliers just as easily. With this wrench, i was able to just use my hand strength, and got another almost 2 turns on the nut. Was tight enough before i bought this wrench, now even better. A good tool to have to " do it properly". Good job on creating this tool, it definitely fills a niche.

This forend nut removal tool IS FOR A 12 GUAGE... NOT 20 GUAGE.... ill make it work tho.

Worked well on my Mossberg 500(Montgomery Ward) 12 ga shotgun with 7 5/8” slide tube. I was able to remove the very tight nut to install an aftermarket forend. I had to move the forend further forward slightly, past the point where the bolt was 1/2 in the ejection port, to be able to put a thick screwdriver through the holes in the tool. I used the Mossberg end(which I marked with black Sharpie) and I assume the other end is for Remington 870. By using this tool I was able to avoid further disassembly of the shotgun to remove the forend completely, in order to access the forend nut. I was able to tighten the nit enough to move the very tight aftermarket forend as far as it was supposed to go towards the trigger guard. My only minor complaint is that the tool didn’t come with a strong rod instead of having to supply my own screwdriver to go through the holes.

It was hard to find any product that fits on a 20ga, I took a chance and it fits! It would be good if the side holes were threaded and had a bolt to provide leverage. Likewise the inside is just metal so it can scratch, would be best to line with felt.

Works as it should. Mossberg 500. Better than plastic tools.