What's the name for this "Forearm removal tool"

[bushmaster1313]

To get the forearm off a Mossberg 500 action slide there is a nut that needs to be unscrewed. One type of tool that will do the job (pictured immediately below) is like a crescent wrench with teeth. It goes around the nut and is known as a "spanner wrench."

Another tool, pictured below, fits over the action tube and slides down to engage the slots in the nut. It is sold (with a very descriptive name) as a "Forearm Removal Tool."
Is there a formal name for this tool:

Thanks in advance

 

[ken158]

Somewhat similar to a castle nut/wrench or spanner wrench used on an AR

 

[Hair Trigger]

To get the forearm off a Mossberg 500 action slide there is a nut that needs to be unscrewed. One type of tool that will do the job (pictured immediately below) is like a crescent wrench with teeth. It goes around the nut and is known as a "spanner wrench."

Another tool, pictured below, fits over the action tube and slides down to engage the slots in the nut. It is sold (with a very descriptive name) as a "Forearm Removal Tool."
Is there a formal name for this tool:

"Forearm removal tool" sounds like a carelessly used skil saw.

 

[PALADIN85020]

I personally would go with "thingamajig." I would hope that would not be too technical a description.

John

 

[mikerjf]

I've always seen any wrench that works like that called a spanner wrench... even when circular.

 

[bushmaster1313]

I personally would go with "thingamajig." I would hope that would not be too technical a description.

John

I was able to find both kinds for sale by searching "forearm removal tool". But what about the hoplophobic mechanics? In good conscience we must make it a priority to establish non-aggressive but technically sufficient descriptive nomenclature for them as well (all two of them) Therefore, as a public service I thought to propose: "Radial armed tubular spanner wrench". But then I realized that "armed" in the name, bringing to mind present tense weaponization, could be even worse than "forearm," which, from a temporal but still existential perspective, is but a presage of future lethal instrumentalities.

So instead I am left to propose: Radial appendaged tubular spanner wrench"

 

[67tempest]

I vote for doohickey.

 

[PatriotX]

So instead I am left to propose: Radial appendaged tubular spanner wrench"

That's what I'm calling the next joker who cuts me off in traffic.

 

[jjfitch]

Brownell's has the Remington version for the 870/1100 catalogued as a "Forearm Wrench" if that helps!

Smiles,

 

[saemetric]

Another tool, pictured below, fits over the action tube and slides down to engage the slots in the nut. It is sold (with a very descriptive name) as a "Forearm Removal Tool."
Is there a formal name for this tool:

Thanks in advance[/QUOTE]

Looks like the tool I use to tighten the timing chain on my Jaguar 4.2 liter engine.

 

[Bro. Dave]

Man, dude, that's totally a "tubular" spanner wrench!

 

[lihpster]

It has two names.
1. That damn thing i can't find!
2. This damn thing that I don't need and it's in the way.