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Question: I'm hearing this Starrett S565PC set is not recommended for roll pins?  Is this true?  So this set is basically just for trigger or hammer pins?
Document: Purchased this to punch out pins on firearms. Have used them for a few months and they do their job well. I've hammered on them with a rubber/plastic hammer (to get tight pins out and back in and to get a mainspring housing pin out and then back in to a Ruger 22/45), used them to get leverage to pull out trigger housings (on a Mini 14), and pushed a lot of pins out of Glocks. No issues.
I ordered this Starrett Punch Set because I had been using whatever tool was handy to drive out roll pins.I only buy made in U.S.A. precision tools because I am a convinced believer in buying only from old time reliable companies. I need tools that are safe to use, made from the fineest correct raw materials and  and have a fantastically long useful life. The knurling on the finger grip shafts  is a professional touch that only a class A tool mfg. company would include on their product.
Broke one on the second use. Nothing crazy just a small roll pin in aluminum. I'm not impressed and wont buy again.
These pins are manufactured with high quality steel. I bought them to assemble my AR-15 lower receiver and they worked flawlessly. Highly recommended.
One of the best sets I have owned, by far bed in quality. These worked great for even the smallest roll pins.
This is a very high quality product. I use a rubber mallet to hammer on it to push out pins from my weapons. It does a great job and holds up without a scratch. I would recommend it for the price.
Please don't laugh (I'm new, but learning fast), but I had never heard of Starrett until last year when I ran across a reference in a product review on another website (something like, "It's no Starrett."). After researching further and not finding one negative comment about Starrett, I decided to invest the extra money in this punch set. No regrets, baby! This is a super high quality set. Nice and solid, with some weight to it. Knurled handles for easy gripping.
My old punch set broke and I decided to buy the best punch set I could find. After reading all the reviews I was convinced this was the set to go with and being a Starrett I expected high quality and that is what i received. With all the gunsmith work i do these will come in handy. The only thing i would have like to see is a flat head for more surface area when using a hammer but im sure this was designed this way to last longer.
This Starrett set is just the ticket.Update (2/7/14):I love this set, and it still gets my highest 5-star recommendation. However, the 1/16" punch has bent/broke on a couple of occasions and required replacement. If I remember correctly, I believe the two culprits were (1) the safety lever pins on the Beretta 92/96 and (2) the sear pin on a Taurus M66 revolver.
good set, pretty sturdy and not easy to bend or. the nonslip grip is great. definitely recommended for various uses.
Answer: no