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Lyman
Whether you're fitting a new trigger group, staking front sights, or working with pins and springs during a build, a Lyman 7-piece gunsmith punch set puts the right tool in your hand. This is a working gunsmith's collection—not a gimmick set—built around the punch sizes that actually show up in rifle and pistol work. You get eight precision punches in one kit: steel punches in 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", and 3/16" sizes, a separate center punch, and a brass drift punch. Steel punches handle the heavy work; the brass won't mar soft metals or leave marks on finished gun parts.
The appeal here is having the right punch on hand without hunting through a dozen odds and ends. Whether you're a part-time home gunsmith, a serious reloader who occasionally tackles his own repairs, or a armorer managing a handful of rifles, this set covers the common pin diameters you'll encounter. The hardened steel punch tips hold their edges, and the brass punch is a safeguard when you're working near finished surfaces.
Lyman's gunsmith tools earned their reputation in the reloading world—this punch set carries that same no-nonsense approach. It's the kind of kit that lives in your bench drawer and saves you money by letting you handle small jobs without a trip to the gunsmith.
| Brand | Lyman |
| Product Type | Gunsmith Punch Set |
| Punch Sizes Included | 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", center punch, brass drift punch |
| Total Pieces | 7 |
| Punch Tip Material | Hardened steel (steel punches); brass (drift punch) |
The kit includes steel punches in 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", and 3/16" sizes, plus a center punch and a brass drift punch—seven pieces total covering the most common pin diameters in gunsmithing work.
The brass drift punch is ideal for work on finished gun parts, soft metals, or any application where you want to avoid marring the surface. Steel punches handle heavier striking work without deformation.
Yes. The range of sizes in this kit covers common pin work in rifle and pistol gunsmithing, making it practical for builders and armorers handling pins and springs during assembly or maintenance.
Lyman
Whether you're fitting a new trigger group, staking front sights, or working with pins and springs during a build, a Lyman 7-piece gunsmith punch set puts the right tool in your hand. This is a working gunsmith's collection—not a gimmick set—built around the punch sizes that actually show up in rifle and pistol work. You get eight precision punches in one kit: steel punches in 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", and 3/16" sizes, a separate center punch, and a brass drift punch. Steel punches handle the heavy work; the brass won't mar soft metals or leave marks on finished gun parts.
The appeal here is having the right punch on hand without hunting through a dozen odds and ends. Whether you're a part-time home gunsmith, a serious reloader who occasionally tackles his own repairs, or a armorer managing a handful of rifles, this set covers the common pin diameters you'll encounter. The hardened steel punch tips hold their edges, and the brass punch is a safeguard when you're working near finished surfaces.
Lyman's gunsmith tools earned their reputation in the reloading world—this punch set carries that same no-nonsense approach. It's the kind of kit that lives in your bench drawer and saves you money by letting you handle small jobs without a trip to the gunsmith.
| Brand | Lyman |
| Product Type | Gunsmith Punch Set |
| Punch Sizes Included | 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", center punch, brass drift punch |
| Total Pieces | 7 |
| Punch Tip Material | Hardened steel (steel punches); brass (drift punch) |
The kit includes steel punches in 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", and 3/16" sizes, plus a center punch and a brass drift punch—seven pieces total covering the most common pin diameters in gunsmithing work.
The brass drift punch is ideal for work on finished gun parts, soft metals, or any application where you want to avoid marring the surface. Steel punches handle heavier striking work without deformation.
Yes. The range of sizes in this kit covers common pin work in rifle and pistol gunsmithing, making it practical for builders and armorers handling pins and springs during assembly or maintenance.
