Whatever you get, I use Weaver, but make sure there is a good assortment of not only width, but thickness choices too. The kit I have I can almost always find a bit that fits very snugly.
I've only used then twice. The rachet driver is nice. Very handy fir replacing the heater blower in my outback and kitchen disposal.
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Myself and all of my guys have and use Brownells Magnatips. I found the Wheelers tend to break faster and won’t buy the sets although I do have some of their specialty bits.
brownells works for me
Chapman usually has sales . I picked this up several years ago.
I use the Brownell's master kit and in addition, I have the thin European bit set for Brownings.
My problem is I have many guns from many countries. As in Turkey, Japan and the US for example. I haven't seen a kit that has every flatblade you would ever need. Flatblades on these Dehaan SXS shotguns are super slim in thickness.
Summation, going to have to make my own for each gun. Or risk messing up some screws......
Summation, going to have to make my own for each gun. Or risk messing up some screws......
Same here. Started with a basic set and then added as needed.
Forget quality. I want something that fits the screw head.
There is a video on YouTube, for disassembling a S&W M10. The gentleman doing it is a S&W retired technician. He has one screwdriver for working on Smiths. It was modified by him, at his work, it's an older Proto, with a 5" long shank, that he ground down to fit the screws on a S&W, he hollow ground it and reduced the diameter of the shank. He says that gives greater visibility of the screws. Check it out, when you can I found it very informative when I needed to clean my old Victory model.
