The Real Avid Accu-Punch Hammer & Punches is a tool set designed for removing and installing standard firearm pins.
The Real Avid Accu-Punch Hammer & Punches is a tool set designed for removing and installing standard firearm pins. The balanced hammer, punches with hexagonal Easy-Grip handles, and a small pin alignment tool provide better control over your work. Suitable for use in Removing firearm pins Installing standard pins Starting and aligning small pins Maintenance of pistols, rifles, and shotguns Trigger mechanism maintenance Servicing sights and other pin-fastened parts Home gunsmithing bench Professional gunsmith workbench Users who want an organized punch set Why choose the Real Avid Accu-Punch? Standard-size punches selected for firearm maintenance Ergonomic and balanced hammer Punches with hexagonal Easy-Grip handles Handles help prevent tools from rolling on the table Small pin alignment tool More precise control when starting a pin Suitable for both removing and installing pins Vertically opening storage case Durable polycarbonate cover Each tool has a designated storage spot Technical specifications Product code: AVHPS Manufacturer: Real Avid Model: Accu-Punch Hammer & Punches Product type: hammer and standard punch set Intended use: removing and installing firearm pins Punch handle: hexagonal Easy-Grip Hammer: ergonomic and balanced Pin alignment tool: included Storage case: vertically opening Cover material: polycarbonate Compatibility: standard solid pins for various firearms Limitation: for spring or roll pins, a dedicated punch set with the appropriate tip is recommended Set includes Real Avid Accu-Punch hammer Set of standard-size punches Small pin alignment tool Storage case with polycarbonate cover Frequently Asked Questions What is the pin alignment tool used for? The alignment tool helps position the small pin hole precisely and guides the first millimeters of the pin in a controlled manner. This reduces the need to hold a small pin between your fingers while hammering. Is the set suitable for roll pins? The set is primarily designed for standard solid pins. For roll pins, a special roll pin punch with a center groove provides better control. Can a pin be driven out from any direction? No. Some firearm pins have a manufacturer-specified direction for removal and installation. Check your firearm's maintenance manual before starting work. Can I use strong blows with the hammer? For firearm pins, use light and controlled strikes. If the pin does not move, check the direction, support placement, and any retaining parts before increasing force. When is the Real Avid Accu-Punch AVHPS the right choice? This set is suitable for general firearm maintenance when the main tasks involve removing and installing standard solid pins. The alignment tool is especially useful for working with small pins. If you mainly work with roll pins, choose the Accu-Punch Roll Pin Punch Set. If you need surface-friendly larger punches and rigid micro punches, the Brass & Steel set is more suitable. Recommendations Support the firearm part being worked on a stable, surface-friendly work block before hammering. Choose a punch that fills the pin head as completely as possible but moves freely in the hole. A punch that is too thin may slip and damage both the pin and the firearm's finish. Start with light taps and observe if the pin moves straight. If there is no movement, check the removal direction and ensure there is no tension on the part. When installing a small pin, first use the alignment tool, then continue with the appropriate punch after the pin is properly seated. Safety glasses are recommended, as a pin or tool fragment may fly off in the event of a faulty strike. Controlled work with firearm pins The Real Avid Accu-Punch AVHPS combines standard punches for firearm maintenance, a balanced hammer, and a practical alignment tool. The organized storage case keeps the set ready for use both at a home workbench and in the workshop.
The Real Avid Accu-Punch Hammer & Punches is a tool set designed for removing and installing standard firearm pins. The balanced hammer, punches with hexagonal Easy-Grip handles, and a small pin alignment tool provide better control over your work. Suitable for use in Removing firearm pins Installing standard pins Starting and aligning small pins Maintenance of pistols, rifles, and shotguns Trigger mechanism maintenance Servicing sights and other pin-fastened parts Home gunsmithing bench Professional gunsmith workbench Users who want an organized punch set Why choose the Real Avid Accu-Punch? Standard-size punches selected for firearm maintenance Ergonomic and balanced hammer Punches with hexagonal Easy-Grip handles Handles help prevent tools from rolling on the table Small pin alignment tool More precise control when starting a pin Suitable for both removing and installing pins Vertically opening storage case Durable polycarbonate cover Each tool has a designated storage spot Technical specifications Product code: AVHPS Manufacturer: Real Avid Model: Accu-Punch Hammer & Punches Product type: hammer and standard punch set Intended use: removing and installing firearm pins Punch handle: hexagonal Easy-Grip Hammer: ergonomic and balanced Pin alignment tool: included Storage case: vertically opening Cover material: polycarbonate Compatibility: standard solid pins for various firearms Limitation: for spring or roll pins, a dedicated punch set with the appropriate tip is recommended Set includes Real Avid Accu-Punch hammer Set of standard-size punches Small pin alignment tool Storage case with polycarbonate cover Frequently Asked Questions What is the pin alignment tool used for? The alignment tool helps position the small pin hole precisely and guides the first millimeters of the pin in a controlled manner. This reduces the need to hold a small pin between your fingers while hammering. Is the set suitable for roll pins? The set is primarily designed for standard solid pins. For roll pins, a special roll pin punch with a center groove provides better control. Can a pin be driven out from any direction? No. Some firearm pins have a manufacturer-specified direction for removal and installation. Check your firearm's maintenance manual before starting work. Can I use strong blows with the hammer? For firearm pins, use light and controlled strikes. If the pin does not move, check the direction, support placement, and any retaining parts before increasing force. When is the Real Avid Accu-Punch AVHPS the right choice? This set is suitable for general firearm maintenance when the main tasks involve removing and installing standard solid pins. The alignment tool is especially useful for working with small pins. If you mainly work with roll pins, choose the Accu-Punch Roll Pin Punch Set. If you need surface-friendly larger punches and rigid micro punches, the Brass & Steel set is more suitable. Recommendations Support the firearm part being worked on a stable, surface-friendly work block before hammering. Choose a punch that fills the pin head as completely as possible but moves freely in the hole. A punch that is too thin may slip and damage both the pin and the firearm's finish. Start with light taps and observe if the pin moves straight. If there is no movement, check the removal direction and ensure there is no tension on the part. When installing a small pin, first use the alignment tool, then continue with the appropriate punch after the pin is properly seated. Safety glasses are recommended, as a pin or tool fragment may fly off in the event of a faulty strike. Controlled work with firearm pins The Real Avid Accu-Punch AVHPS combines standard punches for firearm maintenance, a balanced hammer, and a practical alignment tool. The organized storage case keeps the set ready for use both at a home workbench and in the workshop.
