SCREWDRIVER SET Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The Grace screwdriver set is widely appreciated by gunsmiths for its durability, precise fit, and quality over decades of use. Most reviews commend the craftsmanship and ability to avoid stripping screws, although a few users experienced issues with blade twisting in stubborn screws. Generally, these screwdrivers are seen as essential tools for firearm maintenance.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Durability and Craftsmanship
75%
Many users express satisfaction with the high-quality materials and construction of the screwdrivers, noting their longevity and reliability over decades of use. The craftsmanship is praised as a point of pride, making these tools favored among both amateur and professional gunsmiths.
Precision Fit
85%
Reviewers highlight the excellent fit of these screwdrivers with firearm screws, emphasizing that they minimize the risk of stripping screw heads. This aspect is deemed crucial for maintaining valuable firearms, with users appreciating the snugness of the blade tips.
User Experience and Handling
70%
Feedback points to the comfortable wood handles and overall ergonomic design, allowing for greater torque application. The screwdrivers feel good in hand, enhancing the user's control and satisfaction while working on firearms.
Issues with Stubborn Screws
30%
A few users report difficulties with certain stubborn screws, mentioning instances where blade twisting occurred. While these experiences are not universal, they highlight potential challenges in specific scenarios, leading to mixed feelings on durability under extreme conditions.
Value for Money
65%
Overall, customers perceive these screwdrivers as a worthwhile investment, given their craftsmanship and effectiveness. Many users state that they prefer them over cheaper alternatives, emphasizing that while they may pay more upfront, the longevity and quality justify the cost.
A5, 10- screw driders, 0
Two of these blades were torqued when I tried to take out the stock screw. The keeper screw came out fine.
Nice handle but soft tip.
Bought to attempt to remove a stuck screw in a new unused pietta black powder 1860 44 snub nose revolver but failed as the tip twisted. IWOULD RATHER THE TIP WOULD HAVE SNAPPED OFF. ?The screw head was not originally damaged but the screw was not bottomed out either. It had jammed without having secured the backstrap to the frame.would not budge out or in? Those italian made replicas look great but all 3 I have recently bought require skilled work to get the function up to U.S.A. Quality.
I must not know how to use a screwdriver
I was excited to get these screwdrivers. I was making my first attempt at adding a short-stroke to my new Uberti 1873. I thought I was getting the right screwdriver for the job. I had two stubborn screws. An H2 screw twisted and I filed the head to an H3 screw. Both blades torqued out of shape. No...they did NOT come out of the screw head. They twisted instead. I straightened the blades. Another H2 screw twisted the blade. I didn't try the H3 blade. Seriously? I guess I'll have to talk to my friends about what to do. Any advice would be appreciated. Welcome to gunsmithing, huh? I am not going to say these screwdrivers are horrible, but they did not do what I needed them to do. I will take everybody else's word that they are good screwdrivers. I will keep them and use them once I get 2 screws loosened.

