Takedown Pin Installation Tool Kit
If you are going to purchase a C.A.M. or Tit-Fix rear takedown pin, this installation tool kit is also available in the online store and allows anyone to swap the takedown pin without removing the receiver extension. No need for any castle nut wrench, nor even a vise, and no need to re-stake a new endplate.
Detent Pick
The pick is used to raise the detent so the rear takedown pin can be drifted out. Also works on front pivot pins.
Also works equally well for the removal of the front pivot pin.

See below for illustrations & instructions on how to use the kit.
Pin Drift
The drift is used to push out the takedown pin after the detent has been raised from the pin channel.
First, push the pin in about 1/8" so that the detent pops out of the divot. Then, lay the flat portion of the pick in the pin channel and hold it in place.


Next, while holding the pick in place, push the pin inward until the detent rides up the flat of the shaft.
Now, rotate the pin and the detent pick so the channel is pointing upward.
DO NOT REMOVE THE TAKEDOWN PIN.


Once the takedown pin is rotated into position, insert the drift into the hole on the opposite side of the receiver.
Push the takedown pin out of the receiver with the drift, as you hold the drift and pin together as one unit.
DO NOT PULL ON THE TAKEDOWN PIN


The drift will keep the detent and spring in place while you ready your CAM.
In reverse of Step 5, push the drift with your CAM about halfway and then rotate it until the detent pops into the pin channel. There should be an audible click.


Lastly, remove the drift and enjoy your new CAM
