BOOSTEADY 8 Pieces Gunsmith Grip Pin Punch Tool Set in Zippered Organizer Carry Case for for Woodwork Machinery Repairs and Crafts

I got this to take down my pistol, and it worked for that pretty well. I seemed to be having issues with the 3/32" punch driving out a pin... it was like it was a hair larger than the hole. So I tried with the 1/16" and it bent a little. I ended up wire-wheeling the coating off of the 3/32" and it worked a little better, but not as expected.I measured the 3/32" with my caliper, and it was .097". It should be .09375. So depending on how exact you need to be, this punch set may work for you. If I need to tear down my pistol again, I will probably buy a good 3/32" punch and use this for other things. Nice little case and value though.

I am a forklift mechanic, I work on a lot of pallet jacks which requires you to swing a hammer hard to knock out roll pins. A lot of things are rusty so they do not come out easily. These are not made of hardened tempered steel. First swing with the 7/32 punch it bent at a 45 degree angle. No punch that was hard would do that. If anything it would just snap... They are so soft I could bend it back without heat. Don't waste your time. Buy a nice American set like Mayhew, they're expensive but they are excellent...

These are not just solid well made punches for hitting with a hammer. Their length is perfect for a hand held tool to use in shifting and aligning parts. They can also be used s a pin told hold things together while working in another area. They are at the top of my gun repair case at all times.

Nice little set that was not expensive. No complaints and works well for my applications.

Used it to knock out some bushings on my JD L110. Worked well. The steel was a bit soft, but still did the job.