Armorer’s Tray & Pin Punch

Description

This Armorer’s Tray & Pin Punch set is built for the shooter who treats their equipment as a system, not a collection of parts. Whether you’re swapping triggers on a Glock or rebuilding an S&W frame, this tray keeps your work surface clean, your parts contained, and your focus on the job—not on chasing a spring across the bench.

Designed to fit directly under the Apex Armorer’s Block (sold separately), the tray creates a dedicated staging area for disassembly and reassembly. The center is lowered to catch pins, springs, and small parts as they’re driven out of the frame—no more lost detents or rolling takedown levers. A ring magnet embedded in the underside holds steel components in place once they drop, so you can work without worrying about parts bouncing onto the floor.

The raised surface in the center provides a stable platform to support the muzzle while you remove slide back plates, protecting both the pistol and your bench from scratches or impact damage. Small bumps in the lowered surface keep the included 1/16” Allen wrench secure, and they’re also sized to hold the Talon Tactical Tool (not included) when you need quick access.

Grasping fingers on the side give you a secure storage slot for the included Apex Heavy Duty Armorer’s Punch—keeps your most-used tool right where you need it. The entire tray is molded from high-density polymer that won’t mar your frame, so you can set your slide or lower receiver directly on the tray without worry.

Specs & Fitment:

• Dimensions: 7” Long x 4” Wide x 1.5” Tall
• Material: High-density polymer – non-marring, impact-resistant
• Magnet: Ring magnet on underside retains steel pins and parts
• Includes: 1/16” Allen wrench (stored in tray) and Apex Heavy Duty Armorer’s Punch
• Compatibility: Works with Apex Armorer’s Block (sold separately) for Glock and S&W model pistols
• Origin: 100% Made in the USA – Phoenix, AZ

This isn’t a novelty accessory. It’s a tool that reduces frustration, saves time, and protects your investment—whether you’re a competition shooter dialing in a trigger, a duty armorer servicing department weapons, or a serious hobbyist building from the frame up. The Apex logo and contact