Spec Ops - SPEC-N1-3PK Tools Nail Set Punch 3-Piece Kit Includes 1/32

Spec Ops - SPEC-N1-3PK Tools Nail Set Punch 3-Piece Kit Includes 1/32", 1/16", 3/32", Shock-Absorbing Grip, 3% Donated to Veterans Black/Tan

$ 10.66

Score By Feature

Based on 285 ratings

Easy to use

8.89

Easy to hold

8.93

Value for money

8.28

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Product Description

For extreme durability, use high carbon steel treated with heat

A slip-free nail setting experience with hollow-point tips that have been precision ground

The MOA grip is shock-absorbing and provides excellent control for snipers

For fast identification of sizes, colors are coded

Designed to handle the harshest conditions and withstand drops of up to 100 feet

The nail sets come in 1/32-in, 2/32-in, and 3/32-in sizes

The warranty is limited to a lifetime

A 3% donation from all Spec Ops Tools purchases will be to charities that assist veterans and first responders

Selected User Reviews For Spec Ops - SPEC-N1-3PK Tools Nail Set Punch 3-Piece Kit Includes 1/32", 1/16", 3/32", Shock-Absorbing Grip, 3% Donated to Veterans Black/Tan

Nails are not set well with this method

3/5

It took me just about 5 nails to mushroom out the tip of the small punch after I used it for setting small finishing nails on some trim in my house.

Milo Wood

| Mar 06, 2021

There is no very strong steel in it

3/5

I used this 'punch' for a few times and it broke. My first thought was that carbon steel should be tough, but apparently it isn't. I thought it offered decent value for the money, but not so much for the price. Even though the fat handle adds comfort when setting small heads, it is inconvenient when trying to make them look good. In my opinion, it would not be worth buying.

Grady Hooper

| Sep 07, 2020

This nail driver is excellent and affordable

5/5

It is one of the best nail drivers you can find. The tool is more than just a nail driver. The work I do requires that I drill into cement and spray chemicals afterward I cork the hole usually with a screw driver before I pour cement over it. It is true that the corks did not always fit and must be forced to fit, but there was no tool to help, such as utility knives or screw drivers. There had to be a more efficient way to do the job. Then, I discovered that Spec Ops products were recommended to me by a friend of mine who is also a veteran and is always trying to get me to buy products made by veterans or supporting those who are. Despite the fact that my friend was wrong, I must admit, they produce the best tools for a reasonable.