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REMINGTON 870 RIVET STAKING TOOL SET

REMINGTON 870 RIVET STAKING TOOL SET Reviews & Ratings

Two specially ground punches make fitting the 870-ejector spring and housing onto Remington’s unique 2-step rivet a snap! The 0.070" hole in the face of the #1 tool allows you to fasten the ejector housing to the receiver with the lower portion of the rivet. The #2 tool is then used to secure the ejector spring within the ejector housing with the upper portion of the rivet. The Deluxe Kit combines the above two punches with an ejector spring rivet cutter that lets you take off just the peened area of the front rivet. This often lets you re-peen the existing rivet.


Rivet Staking Tool dimensions: 3.5” (8.8cm) long

Rivet Cutter dimensions: 2.5” (6.3cm) long x 0.310” (7.87mm) shaft diameter, 0.143” (3.63mm) cutter diameter
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Reviews Summary
The REMINGTON 870 Rivet Staking Tool Set has mixed reviews, with many users criticizing the durability and quality of the tools. Several mentioned that the tools cracked or bent after minimal use, though a few had success with careful use. Customer service receives praise for refunds. Overall, it's viewed as a decent but flawed tool set not recommended for heavy jobs.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Durability and Quality
70%
A significant number of reviewers express concerns about the durability of the tools, noting that many break after only a few uses. Users report cracked tools and soft materials that do not withstand the required force for staking rivets, leading to frustration and disappointing experiences.
Ease of Use
55%
Some users remark that while the tools can work effectively with careful application, the design and confusion in the instructions hinder usability. Problems include tools that do not fit correctly and inadequate guidance for use, which can complicate repairs significantly.
Customer Service
45%
Several reviews highlight the positive experiences with customer service, particularly regarding refunds for defective tools. This aspect of the purchasing process is frequently praised, indicating that while the product may fail, the company supports its customers well.
Value for Money
40%
There are divided opinions on the value of the tool set; some users feel it is not worth the expense given its frequent failures, while others have managed to achieve results that justify the purchase for lighter tasks. Many suggest looking for alternative tools for better reliability.
Effectiveness for Specific Tasks
50%
While many reviews indicate durability problems, a handful highlight that the tool set can be effective for simple jobs like replacing the ejector spring. However, users often mention modifications are necessary to make the tools function properly, suggesting that they may only be reliable under certain conditions.
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only for front rivet.
Both of this tools are for the front rivet. Tool with the bigger hole is for the setting the ejector (front rivet). Next, tool with the smaller hole is for setting the ejector spring (also front rivet). For the rear rivet I used a 5/32 punch, it was kind of a tight squeeze in the ejector channels but it worked perfect. The rivet is made of soft metal so the 5/32 punch worked just fine.