For gunsmithing and other delicate jobs, this hammer has three inter- changeable heads including nylon, brass and steel. For delicate tapping, a knurled brass drift pin stores inside the handle.
Good quality Hammer
I use it on my Remington 870
May 6, 2018
This tapper hammer is a q
This tapper hammer is a quality, sturdy product which, if used for smaller objects (e.g. handguns, scopes), will perform efficient, non-destructive disassembly / reassembly duties. The materials are top-grade and the hammer is made in the USA! Highest recommendation.
January 22, 2014
In reading reviews here a
In reading reviews here at CTD and other sights, one must come to the conclusion that there are many people who are 'mechanically challenged' that write bad reviews for products! This is a simple TAPPING hammer for the workbench with three different heads. People say the heads are loose and don't screw in far enough. I don't see that! Blue Locktite on brass head since it is the primary head. Nylon head wrap with Teflon tape to snug up (the same with the steel head, which is at the bottom of the handle, if needed). If the punch makes too much noise stored in the handle, wrap a little tape around it in a couple of places to cut down that noise pollution!! LOL Used for what it was designed for, this hammer is a great addition for the gun bench.
October 10, 2013
First thing I noticed is
First thing I noticed is that they could have done a better job of cleaning it after making it. It was COVERED in brass shavings. I'll be getting brass off my hands for days. Plus, the heads were both loose. It doesn't look like much is holding the head onto the handle, but this isn't supposed to be a hammer you drive nails with. The striking surfaces are replaceable if they get damaged; simple screw off and screw on, unlike some others I've seen.
November 28, 2012