This set is for clean, controlled pin work—without beating up your parts like a caveman. You’re getting a 22 oz forged armorer hammer with a full-length tang for better balance and consistent strikes, plus an 11-piece standard pin punch set covering most common firearm pin sizes. Add in the integrated magnetic pin starter system and you’ve got a setup that makes assembly and disassembly faster, cleaner, and way less frustrating.
What it’s for:
- Driving out and reinstalling common firearm pins during maintenance and upgrades
- Detail work where you need controlled strikes (triggers, safeties, small parts, sights, and general pin-driven components)
- Reducing marring and “oops marks” by matching the right hammer head to the job
- Speeding up pin placement with the magnetic starter so tiny pins stop launching into orbit
What’s included:
- Armorer’s Master Hammer (22 oz forged hammer with full-length tang for consistent, controlled force)
- 5 interchangeable hammer heads:
- Soft-blow
- Steel
- Nylon
- Brass
- Rubber
- Integrated magnetic pin starter system (helps hold and start small pins during assembly)
- Accu-Punch 11-piece standard pin punch set:
- 11 nickel-plated hardened steel punches
- Standard size range from 1/16" to 9/32"
- Hex-shaped handles with rubber O-rings for grip and control
- Storage case (keeps the set organized and protected)
Fitment
- Universal use: built for firearm pin work using standard punch sizes 1/16"–9/32".
Does NOT fit
- Pins outside the 1/16"–9/32" range
- Jobs that specifically require roll-pin punches (standard punches can work in a pinch, but roll pins are happiest with roll-pin punches)
Tools needed
- Bench block (highly recommended for clean pin driving and to avoid bending parts)
- Eye protection (pins have a sense of humor)
- Optional: painter’s tape to protect finishes near the work area
- Optional: small vise or padded jaws for stable support during stubborn pin work
Install notes
- Choose the right head: use nylon/rubber/soft-blow for delicate work and steel/brass when you need more authority.
- Support the work: back the part with a bench block so you’re driving the pin out—not flexing the receiver.
- Start straight: align the punch perfectly before striking. Crooked punches slip and leave scars.
- Short, controlled taps win: if you’re swinging hard, you’re risking damage. Add penetrating oil and patience before brute force.
- Use the magnetic starter: it helps hold small pins in place so you can start them clean without three hands.
⚠ Trademark & Compatibility Disclaimer
Firearm platform references are used only to describe intended application and general compatibility. Brand names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Always follow safe firearm handling practices. If you’re unsure about a procedure, consult a qualified armorer or gunsmith.
