The Real Avid Accu-Punch Brass & Steel Pin Punches set combines larger-diameter brass pin punches and rigid hardened steel micro punches.
The Real Avid Accu-Punch Brass & Steel Pin Punches set combines larger-diameter brass pin punches and rigid hardened steel micro punches. The balanced hammer and small pin alignment tool make this set suitable for both delicate surfaces and precise gun pin maintenance. Suitable for use in Removing and installing gun pins Maintaining parts that require a surface-friendly tool Handling small and fine pins Maintenance of pistols, rifles, and shotguns Sight and trigger mechanism maintenance Aligning small pins Home gun maintenance bench Gunsmith's workbench For users who want both brass and steel punches Why choose Real Avid Accu-Punch Brass & Steel? Brass and hardened steel punches in one set Larger diameter brass pin punches Brass is gentler on steel surfaces Rigid hardened steel micro punches Ideal for precise handling of small pins Hexagonal Easy-Grip handle punches Ergonomic and balanced hammer Small pin alignment tool Organized storage solution More versatile material selection than a standard punch set Technical specifications Manufacturer: Real Avid Model: Accu-Punch Hammer with Brass & Steel Pin Punches Product type: hammer with brass and steel punch set Punch materials: brass and hardened steel Brass punch use: larger diameter pins and surface-friendly work Steel punch use: small diameter pins Punch handle: hexagonal Easy-Grip Hammer: ergonomic and balanced Pin alignment tool: included Purpose: removing, installing, and aligning gun pins Compatibility: various firearm platforms according to pin size Set includes Real Avid Accu-Punch hammer Brass pin punches Hardened steel micro punches Pin alignment tool Storage case Frequently Asked Questions When should you use a brass pin punch? A brass punch is gentler on steel gun parts and is suitable when you want to minimize the risk of tool marks. However, brass can still damage the surface if used at the wrong angle or with excessive force. What are hardened steel micro punches for? These are designed for small pins where a thin yet rigid tool is needed. Thin punches should not be used as levers sideways. Can a brass punch deform during use? Yes. Brass is softer than steel, and the punch tip may expand or show impact marks after repeated use. The damaged tip should be repaired or the punch replaced before the next use. Is the set suitable for roll pins? This set is intended for standard gun pins. For roll pins, it is better to use the Accu-Punch Roll Pin punch with a center guide. When is the Real Avid Accu-Punch Brass & Steel the right choice? This set is a good choice if your maintenance work involves both larger pins and finished surfaces as well as very small diameter pins. The use of two materials allows you to select the most suitable punch for the job. If all the pins you maintain are standard and material selection is not important, the standard Accu-Punch set is sufficient. For regular maintenance of roll pins, special Roll Pin punches should be chosen. Recommendations Choose a brass punch when the gun part surface requires gentler contact than a steel punch would provide. Before each use, check that the tip of the brass punch has not expanded or become sharp-edged. A deformed tip can damage the area around the pin hole. With fine steel punches, it is especially important to keep the tool aligned with the pin. Sideways pressure can bend or break a thin punch. Use the alignment tool in the set to start the pin, and only continue with the hammer once the pin is straight in the hole. If the pin does not move with light taps, check its direction, the gun manual, and the support of the part. Increasing the force should not be the first solution. Brass and steel punches for more precise gun maintenance The Real Avid Accu-Punch AVHPS-B gives you the option to choose between brass or hardened steel punches according to the job. The balanced hammer and pin alignment tool complete the set as a practical gun maintenance solution.
The Real Avid Accu-Punch Brass & Steel Pin Punches set combines larger-diameter brass pin punches and rigid hardened steel micro punches. The balanced hammer and small pin alignment tool make this set suitable for both delicate surfaces and precise gun pin maintenance. Suitable for use in Removing and installing gun pins Maintaining parts that require a surface-friendly tool Handling small and fine pins Maintenance of pistols, rifles, and shotguns Sight and trigger mechanism maintenance Aligning small pins Home gun maintenance bench Gunsmith's workbench For users who want both brass and steel punches Why choose Real Avid Accu-Punch Brass & Steel? Brass and hardened steel punches in one set Larger diameter brass pin punches Brass is gentler on steel surfaces Rigid hardened steel micro punches Ideal for precise handling of small pins Hexagonal Easy-Grip handle punches Ergonomic and balanced hammer Small pin alignment tool Organized storage solution More versatile material selection than a standard punch set Technical specifications Manufacturer: Real Avid Model: Accu-Punch Hammer with Brass & Steel Pin Punches Product type: hammer with brass and steel punch set Punch materials: brass and hardened steel Brass punch use: larger diameter pins and surface-friendly work Steel punch use: small diameter pins Punch handle: hexagonal Easy-Grip Hammer: ergonomic and balanced Pin alignment tool: included Purpose: removing, installing, and aligning gun pins Compatibility: various firearm platforms according to pin size Set includes Real Avid Accu-Punch hammer Brass pin punches Hardened steel micro punches Pin alignment tool Storage case Frequently Asked Questions When should you use a brass pin punch? A brass punch is gentler on steel gun parts and is suitable when you want to minimize the risk of tool marks. However, brass can still damage the surface if used at the wrong angle or with excessive force. What are hardened steel micro punches for? These are designed for small pins where a thin yet rigid tool is needed. Thin punches should not be used as levers sideways. Can a brass punch deform during use? Yes. Brass is softer than steel, and the punch tip may expand or show impact marks after repeated use. The damaged tip should be repaired or the punch replaced before the next use. Is the set suitable for roll pins? This set is intended for standard gun pins. For roll pins, it is better to use the Accu-Punch Roll Pin punch with a center guide. When is the Real Avid Accu-Punch Brass & Steel the right choice? This set is a good choice if your maintenance work involves both larger pins and finished surfaces as well as very small diameter pins. The use of two materials allows you to select the most suitable punch for the job. If all the pins you maintain are standard and material selection is not important, the standard Accu-Punch set is sufficient. For regular maintenance of roll pins, special Roll Pin punches should be chosen. Recommendations Choose a brass punch when the gun part surface requires gentler contact than a steel punch would provide. Before each use, check that the tip of the brass punch has not expanded or become sharp-edged. A deformed tip can damage the area around the pin hole. With fine steel punches, it is especially important to keep the tool aligned with the pin. Sideways pressure can bend or break a thin punch. Use the alignment tool in the set to start the pin, and only continue with the hammer once the pin is straight in the hole. If the pin does not move with light taps, check its direction, the gun manual, and the support of the part. Increasing the force should not be the first solution. Brass and steel punches for more precise gun maintenance The Real Avid Accu-Punch AVHPS-B gives you the option to choose between brass or hardened steel punches according to the job. The balanced hammer and pin alignment tool complete the set as a practical gun maintenance solution.
