Customer Reviews

Stanley 16-226 6 Piece Punch Kit

5 star:		(8)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

The punches seem to be well made and sturdy, but mine were sticky for some reason. Not oily, but sticky. It was kind of a mood killer.

I use these when working on my AR-15 and AR-10 and they always work great and do not damage the metal of the gun. Came in quick and was a low price.

Terrific, practically indestructible punches that will last a lifetime. Made from excellent steel and tempered just right.

I am very pleased with the Stanley six piece punch set (Model Number 16-226); it has come in handy for all sorts of repairs. I have all kinds of Stanley tools that I count on for quality and convenience.

When repairing the front jacking equipment on my 5th wheel camper I needed to beat some hardened steel fluted pins out of a steel shaft. The assortment had the size I needed, and the punch lived through the process. One has to be careful these days, as many of the cheap tools barely make it through one use. They come with a nice little case and are plastic coated

These punches have a better grip tthan the ones meant for gunsmithing and very durable. Definetly recommendthem for any job you have in mind

I used 2 of the 6 punches. The very first time each one was used to countersick some drywall nails, the yellow plastic coating cracked. I used a small metal hammer to strike the punches. What good is the coating for?

I was surprised at the weight of these! These feel very heavy and sturdy and so far have performed well. I dont see how you could go wrong with this set!

I used the smallest punch in the set trying to remove a pin from an old pistol I have. I was hitting it with a 4 ounce hammer and the punch mushroomed on the small end and bent. Crummy Chinese punch. I'll look elsewhere for another punch set.

Comes in a nice package and they have a great fit and finish. The hexagonal shape keeps them from rolling off of surfaces. I like that they're nice and long because when you're trying to punch a roll pin and hold your project with your hand it helps to have plenty of space to grip.