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I will give it five stars, but it "feels" like you are going to snap the grip wheel off, in the process of moving the gun sights (Kimber 1911). There is a lot of pressure against the four spoke wheel for the size of the threaded rod that is connected to it. As for the four securing screws on the tool, I would suggest using rubber on the ends of the screw pads against the rail/slide to secure it in the tool. That way you won't scratch the gun rail. I cut up some tool box matting and it works fine. It is thin enough so there is no flexibility caused by the rubber sheeting.
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