ROLL PIN PUNCH HOME DEPOT PLUS

It really is amazing how fast spare parts and tools accumulate in this hobby. GRACE USA has expanded our product offering a great deal over the 70 plus years but we have never lost sight of providing MADE in the USA tools that remain reasonably priced and backed by our FOREVER GUARANTEE. Now I just toss the split roll pins in a spare parts bin, and substitute the stainless pins as needed. this nine-piece roll pin punch set drives out or inserts hollow pins and springs without damage. I even got some heavy duty pins for the extractor, just in case. lowes punch down tool roll pin starter punch lowes. I didn't like the light duty option, so I ordered an assortment of standard duty stainless steel pins. There is at least one person selling them in small quantities on eBay, but he's using the light duty stainless steel coiled spring pins. They go in so much smoother it's unbelievable! The only downside is that they're not as strong as the split roll pins, but the odds of shearing one off would be astronomically low.

The biggest improvement for me was switching from split roll pins to coiled spring pins. The only thing I don't like is that the rubber sleeve also covers the head of the punch, so it feels soft and spongy when tapping on it with a mallet. It's flat on one side to clear the receiver, and has a rubber sleeve to prevent scratching.

ROLL PIN PUNCH HOME DEPOT INSTALL

I've had good luck with the Wheeler Engineering Bolt Catch Install Kit. Anyone have any good sources? Amazon is always helpful as I have prime, but I'll go elsewhere. I'm not looking to spend $150 for a 9 piece snap-on set, but I don't want something that will bend and break when using a 3/32 punch or some crap like that. Harbor Freight (cheap crap, but they warranty their tools and I can always return if they break for tiny job like this) only carries regular punches, not roll pin punches either. Taper Pins such as those used in the Front. All Roll Pins are hardened/tempered so no worries. For the Roll Pins, you need to get-Sizes and Lengths used- on the AR and just go to Home Depot, Ace Hardware, Lowes or other Home Improvement or Farm/Fleet type Stores to get these. online nets me a million no name sets for $10-$25, but again. I now have Punches with Flat and Nub Faces, for the Roll Pins. Not to mention they all seem to be from weird brands like 'Tekton' or whatnot. Lowes, Home Depot, Ace, Sears, etc and NO ONE carries roll pin punches or starter punches in town. Does anyone have a good source for decent roll pin punches and starter punches? I've always used the 'lazy' man's method of tape covered channel locks to drive in the pins for my lower, but figured with as many builds as I'm doing over the years I might as well check out a set.

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