Grace USA 7 Piece Steel Roll Spring Punch Set, Drive Pins In or Out, Ideal for Gunsmiths, Heat Treated Steel, Hex Stock, 7 Sizes, Made in USA Steel Roll Set , RS-7

Very high quality punches for the price. Measurements are very accurate which helped me avoid scratches when servicing my equipment. The punches are quite heavy which can sometimes be an indicator of quality. They function/grip really well both with your hands and your hammer. The only negative/con I can think of is that they are packaged in a very sticky/slimy preservative which was an unpleasant surprise on first time use. I'd recommend wiping them down with shop towels before use.

Looked at several sets, but noticed many complained about the thinner punches arriving bent or bending shortly after using. These didn't have the buy numbers or reviews others did, but they are certainly well made and after several uses, they've been flawless. No fancy hammer or packaging, just a quality set of punches that will get the job done and be in your kit for years to come. Grab this one.

I got these because I needed one for a project. I didn't have the exact size needed. It did what it was made to do, drive out a roll pin and re-insert after the repair was completed. One needs what they when they need it. I didn't have the one I needed so I got a new set. I am sure the others will be needed some day in the future. Very happy with my purchase.

Made In Michigan And Work Excellent With Split Pins As They Have A Dimple In The Center. These Are Not A Drift Punch! Worth Every Penny!!

These punches are good for the price, and they do the job. The diameter of each punch is a little smaller than the hole into which the pin is driven and the domes on the ends are the right size to keep it centered on the pin. Quality is decent.

I probably did what everyone else has done, bought a cheap set of roll punches, hated them, and then bought these. Save yourself some grief and some money, buy these first. They are tough, have an accurate diameter, and are much more resistant to bending. Given that they are hardened, there's less flex in the shaft of the small punches. This is very important when driving out small diameter roll pins: Since the punch isn't flexing with every hammer tap, more energy is going to the driving force on the pin (instead of bending the shaft of the punch). This makes it easier to drive out those tough, small pins. These are high quality hardened steel. I'm sure you could spend more and get something even better, but for the majority of the work I do with guns and small machines these work extremely well for me. I'm sure you will like them.

Punch set is good. But they do bend too easy. After third hits on the 3/16 pin it bent.

This is a fairly decent set of roll pin punches. I can't rate it high for sturdiness or durability since they are thin by nature of punches, not made of hardened tool steel or an exotic metal like titanium. So with enough force applied, they will deform. However, as punches go, and on first use these seem to be of much higher quality than the handful of Weaver punches I've broken or bent during normal us. A solid B+.