Firearm multi-purpose tool

A multi-purpose firearm servicing tool, comprising:

• a tool body having a first end portion and a second end portion, wherein a longitudinal centerline axis of the tool body extends through the first and second end portions of the tool body;
• a bit engaging socket at the first end portion of the tool body, wherein the bit engaging socket is centered on the longitudinal centerline axis;
• a plurality of tool elements each integral with a side face of the tool body at a respective position between the first and second end portions of the tool body, wherein each one of said tool elements provides a respective firearm servicing functionality;
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• a pin fixedly attached to the tool body at the first end portion thereof, wherein the pin protrudes beyond an end face of the bit engaging socket.

A multi-purpose firearm servicing tool, comprising:

• an elongated tool body having a first end portion and a second end portion,
• a bit engaging socket at the first end portion of the elongated tool body;
• a gas tube clamp at a position between the first and second end portions of the elongated tool body, wherein opposing tube clamp surfaces of the gas tube clamp are selectively movable between a tube clamping configuration and a tube receiving configuration;
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• a pin fixedly attached to the tool body at the first end portion thereof, wherein the pin protrudes beyond an end face of the bit engaging socket and wherein the pin extends substantially parallel with the longitudinal centerline axis.

A multi-purpose firearm servicing tool, comprising:

• an elongated tool body having a first end portion and a second end portion,
• a bit engaging socket at the first end portion of the elongated tool body;
• a gas tube clamp at a position between the first and second end portions of the elongated tool body, wherein opposing tube clamp surfaces of the gas tube clamp are selectively movable between a tube clamping configuration and a tube receiving configuration;
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• a torque handle body having a tool body receiving cavity accessible through an opening at an end face at a first end portion thereof and having a bit receiving structure at a second end portion thereof, wherein said first and second tool body structures are stowable within the tool body receiving cavity, wherein the bit receiving structure includes a plurality of bit receiving pockets within a side face of the torque handle, and wherein the torque handle body and the tool body each include respective means for allowing the tool body to be coupled to the torque handle body for allowing a rotational torque to be applied to the tool body through rotation of the torque handle body.

A multi-purpose firearm servicing tool, comprising:

• a first tool body structure having a first threaded tool body interface at a first end portion thereof extending along a longitudinal centerline axis thereof;
• a second tool body structure having a second threaded tool body structure interface at a first end portion thereof extending along a longitudinal centerline axis thereof, wherein the second threaded tool body interface is threadedly engaged with the first threaded tool body interface for causing the second tool body structure to be longitudinally displaced with respect to the first tool body structure in response to relative rotational displacement therebetween;
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• a gas tube jaw disposed between the first and second tool body structures, wherein at least one of the first threaded tool body interface and the second threaded tool body interface extends through a central passage of the gas tube jaw and wherein an end face of one of said tool body structures and a gas tube engaging face of the gas tube jaw jointly define a gas tube clamp in which a gas tube of a firearm can be clamped as the first tool body structure is longitudinally displaced toward the second tool body structure through said relative rotational displacement therebetween.