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Question: How do you know what punches to use, and what is a roll pin? new to this but thought I needed it cuz I'm getting more into doing things on my guns.
Document: I needed a punch set for my gun building tasks, and this set was on sale. It came pretty quickly and I put it to use immediately. The steel punches are the ones I use the most driving roll pins. The brass set appears to be quality. The hammer actually bent after a few hard wacks on a takedown pin that got a little stuck. Overall the quality is good to better. The storage case comes in very handy for storage and keeping the set organized.
Wasnt sure what I would be getting with all the mixed reviews--went out locally and wow is brass expensive. Ordered these and put them to immediate use. The knurling on the punches isnt the best but for what I need and how they will be used, they more than fit the bill for the minor expense. Would definetly reccommend to anyone, except those who have a fettish for the German made stuff and have so much $$$that they dont know what to do with it
Garbage roll pins! They etch and bend very easily. Used once and will never use again. Save yourself some time and buy some better roll pin punches
Bought this kit to upgrade a pistol trigger (M&P9 Full Size). None of the punches are long enough to drive the roll pin all the way through the 1.2 inch wide pistol. I had to start it with the punch and finish it with a screwdriver. Returned the set.
I destroyed most of the punches swapping it the sights on my m&p shield. I'm sure that this it would be perfect for smaller things but if you are planning on changing your sights on your shield, might be better to pay the 20 bucks to have someone else do. They are on super tight. But overall this is a nice set
If you are new to guns and need a punch set (which you probably will) I would say try this one out if you don't want to spend a lot of money.
I thought that I was getting something of good quality but the brass punches get chewed up easy as well as the brass hammer.I can't say this will last a while.I would have figured you would have gotten something worth the price paid but I was wrong.Next time I need a tool I'll run down to Lowes or home Depot or even Wal-Mart.It will be quicker.
It is Just what I thought it would be. I've used it multiple times for working on my firearms since getting it and it works great! Would recommend this to anyone doing gunsmithing.
I used one of the black punches on a gun repair I was doing. The black paint ended up coming off the punch resulting in the punch getting stuck inside the pin hole on my gun. I ended up having to cut the punch to get it out which did damage to my gun. These are very cheap. The hammer is the only useable item. The punches also bend quite a bit.
I needed to get a job done on my AR so I made what I thought was a good choice. Now that I&#8217;m not in a crunch I will be looking for a GOOD set of punches and a GOOD hammer. In the meantime I have a set of &#8220;beater&#8221; punches for the price I paid.
Answer: yes