The Real Avid Accu-Punch Hammer & Roll Pin Punch Set is designed for the controlled removal and installation of spring or roll pins used in firearms.
The Real Avid Accu-Punch Hammer & Roll Pin Punch Set is designed for the controlled removal and installation of spring or roll pins used in firearms. Specially designed punches, a balanced hammer, and a small pin alignment tool help reduce the risk of damaging the edge of tubular roll pins. Suitable for use in Removing spring or roll pins Installing roll pins Aligning small roll pins Maintenance of AR15 and other platforms using roll pins Maintenance of trigger mechanisms and retaining pins Assembly of firearm components For the home gun care bench For the gunsmith's workbench For users who want properly shaped tools for roll pins Why choose the Real Avid Accu-Punch Roll Pin Set? Punches specifically designed for spring or roll pins Standard sizes used in firearm maintenance Punch tip helps stay centered on the roll pin Reduces the risk of flaring the pin edge Ergonomic and balanced hammer Hexagonal Easy-Grip handle punches Small pin alignment tool Suitable for both pin removal and installation Vertically opening storage case Organized and easily accessible set Technical specifications Manufacturer: Real Avid Model: Accu-Punch Hammer & Roll Pin Punch Set Product type: hammer and roll pin punch set Pin type: spring or roll pin Punch handle: hexagonal Easy-Grip Hammer: ergonomic and balanced Pin alignment tool: included Storage case: vertically opening Intended use: removal and installation of roll pins Compatibility: various firearm platforms according to pin size Limitation: for solid pins, use the appropriate standard punch Included in the set Real Avid Accu-Punch hammer Roll pin punch set Small pin alignment tool Vertically opening storage case Frequently Asked Questions How does a roll pin punch differ from a standard pin punch? The tip of a roll pin punch is designed to support the edge of the tubular pin and help keep the tool centered. A regular flat punch can more easily deform the edge of a roll pin. Can the set be used with solid pins? For a single task, the size may seem suitable, but for solid pins it is better to use a standard flat tip punch. This ensures the tool supports the pin end as intended. Is the pin alignment tool used for removal as well? The alignment tool is mainly intended to start the installation of a small pin. For removal, use a roll pin punch of the appropriate diameter. Why can a fine roll pin punch bend? A fine punch is meant for straight impact. Incorrect removal direction, insufficient support, or lateral pressure may cause it to bend. When is the Real Avid Accu-Punch Roll Pin Set the right choice? This set is the right choice for users who regularly maintain firearms with spring or roll pin constructions. The special tip punch provides better support for roll pins compared to a regular flat punch. If your firearm mainly uses solid pins, choose the standard Accu-Punch set. For users working with both types of pins, it is practical to have separate standard and roll pin punches. Recommendation Before striking, check whether you are dealing with a roll pin or solid pin. Choose a punch with a diameter matching the pin and a tip that sits straight on it. The firearm part must be supported so that the pin has a free exit path. Use light and precise strikes. If the pin does not move, do not immediately increase force—check the removal direction, support, and whether the part is under spring or assembly tension. For installation, start with the pin alignment tool and use the roll pin punch only after the pin is straight in the hole. Safety glasses help protect against possible tool or pin fragments. Proper tools for roll pin maintenance The Real Avid Accu-Punch AVHPS-RP combines punches designed for roll pins, a balanced hammer, and a practical alignment tool. This helps make the removal and installation of roll pins more controlled.
The Real Avid Accu-Punch Hammer & Roll Pin Punch Set is designed for the controlled removal and installation of spring or roll pins used in firearms. Specially designed punches, a balanced hammer, and a small pin alignment tool help reduce the risk of damaging the edge of tubular roll pins. Suitable for use in Removing spring or roll pins Installing roll pins Aligning small roll pins Maintenance of AR15 and other platforms using roll pins Maintenance of trigger mechanisms and retaining pins Assembly of firearm components For the home gun care bench For the gunsmith's workbench For users who want properly shaped tools for roll pins Why choose the Real Avid Accu-Punch Roll Pin Set? Punches specifically designed for spring or roll pins Standard sizes used in firearm maintenance Punch tip helps stay centered on the roll pin Reduces the risk of flaring the pin edge Ergonomic and balanced hammer Hexagonal Easy-Grip handle punches Small pin alignment tool Suitable for both pin removal and installation Vertically opening storage case Organized and easily accessible set Technical specifications Manufacturer: Real Avid Model: Accu-Punch Hammer & Roll Pin Punch Set Product type: hammer and roll pin punch set Pin type: spring or roll pin Punch handle: hexagonal Easy-Grip Hammer: ergonomic and balanced Pin alignment tool: included Storage case: vertically opening Intended use: removal and installation of roll pins Compatibility: various firearm platforms according to pin size Limitation: for solid pins, use the appropriate standard punch Included in the set Real Avid Accu-Punch hammer Roll pin punch set Small pin alignment tool Vertically opening storage case Frequently Asked Questions How does a roll pin punch differ from a standard pin punch? The tip of a roll pin punch is designed to support the edge of the tubular pin and help keep the tool centered. A regular flat punch can more easily deform the edge of a roll pin. Can the set be used with solid pins? For a single task, the size may seem suitable, but for solid pins it is better to use a standard flat tip punch. This ensures the tool supports the pin end as intended. Is the pin alignment tool used for removal as well? The alignment tool is mainly intended to start the installation of a small pin. For removal, use a roll pin punch of the appropriate diameter. Why can a fine roll pin punch bend? A fine punch is meant for straight impact. Incorrect removal direction, insufficient support, or lateral pressure may cause it to bend. When is the Real Avid Accu-Punch Roll Pin Set the right choice? This set is the right choice for users who regularly maintain firearms with spring or roll pin constructions. The special tip punch provides better support for roll pins compared to a regular flat punch. If your firearm mainly uses solid pins, choose the standard Accu-Punch set. For users working with both types of pins, it is practical to have separate standard and roll pin punches. Recommendation Before striking, check whether you are dealing with a roll pin or solid pin. Choose a punch with a diameter matching the pin and a tip that sits straight on it. The firearm part must be supported so that the pin has a free exit path. Use light and precise strikes. If the pin does not move, do not immediately increase force—check the removal direction, support, and whether the part is under spring or assembly tension. For installation, start with the pin alignment tool and use the roll pin punch only after the pin is straight in the hole. Safety glasses help protect against possible tool or pin fragments. Proper tools for roll pin maintenance The Real Avid Accu-Punch AVHPS-RP combines punches designed for roll pins, a balanced hammer, and a practical alignment tool. This helps make the removal and installation of roll pins more controlled.
