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Brass Roll Pin Punch Set, 8 pc
Brass Roll Pin Punch Set, 8 pc
Brass Roll Pin Punch Set, 8 pc
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GRACE USA - Brass Roll Pin Punch Set, 8 pc

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Brass Roll Pin Punch Set, 8 pc
Brownells #
354000011
MFR #
BRP-8
UPC
731940876546
$37.99
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Specifications
Item Height (Inches):
1.200
Item Length (Inches):
8.000
Material:
Brass
Item Weight (lbs):
0.700
Punch Style:
Roll Pin
Quantity:
8
Item Width (Inches):
4.000
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Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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What is the GRACE USA - Brass Roll Pin Punch Set, 8 pc?

For drifting sights, driving pins or fitting parts when marking or scratching the surface can mean the difference between a job well done and disaster. Machined from premium, brass hex. Roll Pin Punch Set includes 8 roll pin punches with ends that fit around roll pins without drifting off.


SPECS: Brass, 5/16" (7.9mm) hex stock. Punch Set/Roll Pin Punch Set - 8 punches: 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", 7/32",5/16" dia.

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BRASS ROLL PIN PUNCHES REVIEWS

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6 Reviews
5 Stars
17%
4 Stars
17%
3 Stars
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2 Stars
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1 Stars
67%
Reviews Summary
The BRASS ROLL PIN PUNCHES are criticized for being soft and inadequate for heavy-duty use, particularly for roll pins. Many reviewers suggest they are best suited for delicate tasks to avoid marring surfaces, but they bend easily and can leave brass residue. Users strongly recommend steel punches for tough jobs, implying that these brass tools may not be worth the investment.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Intended Use
80%
Many reviewers emphasize that brass punches are designed for lighter, delicate tasks rather than heavy-duty applications like installing roll pins. They caution that using them incorrectly leads to disappointment, as these tools are not suitable for every job, particularly those requiring steel punches.
Durability
70%
A significant number of reviews highlight the durability issues, with users reporting that the punches bent or failed upon first use. This raises concerns about the reliability of the product for practical applications, especially for harder materials.
Material Quality
60%
While the brass construction is intended to prevent marring, reviewers note that brass punches can still cause damage and wear down quickly. This duality prompts a reevaluation of their effectiveness, leaving users frustrated with their limited capabilities.
Advice and Recommendations
75%
Multiple reviews recommend investing in steel punches instead of brass ones for tasks involving roll pins. Users suggest obtaining more suitable tools to avoid the shortcomings and frustration experienced with this brass set, indicating that proper tools are crucial for effective work.
Customer Satisfaction
65%
Overall satisfaction is low among reviewers who expected more from the product. Frustration arises from the mismatch between expectations and performance, leading many to deem these punches as a poor investment.
5
Excellent punches for their INTENDED use
Stop buying these punches to drive roll pins and stout steel pins that require STEEL punches of matching size and type. Brass punches are meant for adjusting driftable sights and delicate parts that you do not want to gouge or peen over with steel punches. Brass punches are not meant for installing roll pins in receivers nor staking fasteners, etc. If you use the wrong tool for the job and you're disappointed, the fault is yours, not the tool's. You wouldn't carve a turkey with a butter knife. I own 3 sets of Grace punches, 3 sets of their screwdrivers, hammers, and a set of picks. They are fantastic in build quality, craftsmanship, and have no doubts I could pass them down through generations. Their screwdrivers are outstanding and fit the screw heads perfectly if you use the proper size. They aren't cheap, but you get an investment with these. Take care of them and use them for the right jobs.
by spasmonaut on February 20, 2015
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I disagree with other reviewers
Brass punches are indeed "soft", that's the reason you buy brass punches over steel punches in the first place. Other reviewers mention using these to install roll pins in AR receivers. Again, this is a failure on the reviewer's part. Roll pins must be "started" with starter punches (SKU 080-685-000 for example) and then drive them in/flush with the proper roll pin punche (SKU 354-000-025). Those are the tools you need for an AR. These brass punches on the other hand are for lighter use, on visible parts you don't want to mar. Hence they aren't recommended as "general purpose" punches.
by Calimero on September 03, 2013
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Damaged too easily
I used these punches for my M&P to try and install one of the Apex Tactical kits. I had to go find other punches just to get the job done. The shafts are not long enough to make it through the body of the weapon. The small punch bent on first use. The roll pin ends have been flattened and no longer tipped. This set also left yellow/gold color brass on every pin I drove it. My black weapons now has golden highlights... Long story short get a set of steel start punches so you don't bend your longer steel roll pin drift punches and be careful!
by Chase R. on March 31, 2014
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Not Recommended
I've had this set for a while now, and not used until today. In working on one of my rifles I bent 2 of the brass punches. These punches cannot withstand any real working on rifles.
by BryanE on January 29, 2012
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Not worth the $'s
Bent the small punch with first time using....
by jprescotty on December 07, 2011
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