Feyachi Roll Pin Punch Set with Storage Pouch, 9 Piece Steel Removal Tool Kit

Ive seen a couple reviews stating they bent upon using... I can verify on my end, none of my tools have bent, and ive been working on a couple of builds, none have bended or broken, they seem to do the job very well, and for the price its a steal! Love the extra heads for the hammer once you wear out the old ones, its a plus. Small punch holes tools like I have stated, have worked like a boss replacing trigger guards, push forward assists, safe lectors, bolt catch...etc. Highly recommend. Oh and I have not received money or the product for free for this post. Ive seem them fake posts were they give the product for free for a good review, this is not the case. Enjoy gents!

This seems to be a great little set. Only used the 1/8 punch so far to swap the grip on my sig p365 and it did so beautifully. No damage to the pin, and no bending of the punch. I inspected all the punches and none are bent or rusted. The little tapping hammer is a great addition as well. Love the extra heads it comes with too. Quality set.

Feyachi Roll Pin Punch Set is like the little engine that could - it's affordable, gets the job done, and comes with a handy storage pouch. It's been my go-to companion for maintaining my "pew pew," making the task as smooth as a well-oiled machine.However, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. The smaller pins, much like me at the gym, tend to bend under pressure. While they're fine for light-duty tasks, they seem to struggle with more robust operations, resembling cooked spaghetti more than a sturdy pin punch.But despite this minor hiccup, the set still delivers commendable performance. It's like a budget-friendly mechanic in a pouch, making it a worthwhile addition to your tool arsenal. Just remember, it's not quite ready for the heavy lifting, but for general maintenance tasks, it's a solid 4-star recruit!

Honestly-- this kit saved my you know what during my first poly 80 G17 build. I did not know just how oversized some pins are and how undersized some holes are...... Even after a ton of polishing and redrilling holes, I learned that my locking block which came from P80 was actually warped-- The holes for the front pin did NOT line up. So I sanded out the holes and sanded down the bottom so that it would fit in. Every pin in this frame was STUCK, thank GOD for this little kit. I was able to get each pin out and back in multiple times (still VERY difficult) but was able to complete the build. I started the build the day before this kit arrived and I was literally screwed until I got this kit. It's worth every penny. Not one of my punches has bent or broken yet and I have been hammering the crap out of them. Unfortunately-- both ends of the hammer supplied are hard rubber (different), no nylon / brass heads BUT it worked fantastic so no complaints here. Thanks for reading and hope you enjoy this kit as much as I did.

First off I want to say feyachi Customer support is second to none. I recommend any of their products as I know they stand behind their products as they say they do. As for the roll pin punches they are sturdy and perform as they should and I would expect them to last a lifetime if taken care of. They have the alignment tip that makes installing roll pins a breeze. The included hammer and extra heads is a plus and will be nice to have when necessary to switch. This kit has all necessary punches to build an AR as well as most other roll pin needs. The included storage case is compact and keeps the punches neatly stored. Bottom line is I would recommend these to any person who needs a set of roll pin punches for any application.

Got this set to take apart and upgrade my ar15. Specifically my trigger. The thing is none of the sizes are an exact match for the trigger pins so it becomes impossible to put in the pin for the hammer. The 1/8" is just small enough to fit but not enough to line up perfectly for the pin. And the size up, 5/32", is too big.Other than that, these punch pins are very sturdy and at first I was worried that I'd bend them, but they're solid.Edit: Was 4stars, brought up to 5stars. Figured out how to get the pin in without brute forcing. Punch Pins were fine, even after all of the handling I put them through trying to get that hammer pin in.If you're having trouble getting the hammer pin in and you don't have a clamp, make sure your safety is on fire. The tension on the spring goes down. I think it's due to allowing the trigger to pull back. Found this out the difficult way.

This is a very good set of tools! I have several Feyachi items and decided to try this set to see if they were any good and I was not disappointed! This is a fantastic set of tools. Great build quality and good price for what you get.

I wanted to like this punch set. It came with a decent mallet and bag with grommeted holes to keep it hung on my peg board. The price was right and the range of sizes was exactly what I needed. But I ran into an issue with their 1/16th punch. While I understand this is their smallest punch size and thus won't be as strong, on the first pin I was driving out of my handgun the punch started to bend. As soon as it was out of alignment, I stopped and be t it back to "straight", only that my eyes will never be able to get it machine straight so this punch will forever bend when I use it. It's only a matter of time until the residual stress of plastically deforming the punch will cause it to snap. The rest of the punches will most likely hold, but I'm worried that the 3/32 and 1/8 punches could be next. Looks like I'll need to spend more cash on a "real" punch set.