GRACE USA SCREWDRIVER SET

I purchased a set of these Grace screwdrivers because I wanted a nice set for working on firearms. The problem is the blades are far too thick to use on firearm screws. You almost always have to use an undersized screwdriver to find one with a blade thin enough to use on a firearm. I find myself getting out a file and re-shaping the blades.



I would not recommend.

These are excellent. The parallel ground tip is a must for straight slot machine screws used on most firearms. I use these on sight screws, grip panels, scope mounts and rifle action screws. This set is perfect and I have yet to slip out or damage a screw head, even a little, with this set. Generally, I prefer switching action screws to allen head socket head cap screws. However, this adds up, rifle after rifle. This set removes the anxiety of action screw removal, and costs less then replacing all action your screws with allen heads.

These drivers can be used in just about anything that has slotted screws. The set has a great selection of sizes and completes the woodworkers set that I already have. Things that are great about all Grace drivers are: The hollow ground hardened tips (extremely accurate); The very comfortable wood handles (carefully finished); The well balanced overall design; The guarantee is as it should be; The price is very reasonable for the excellent quality.



What's not to like? Nothing.

I bought the one screwdriver for a particular project and now I wish I had bought the entire set (I hate to pay those shipping charges so I bundle items in an order). As good as the old school Mac screwdrivers with the added benefit of the parallel grind on the tip.

These are just pure quality and beauty. Fit perfectly in gun screws so you don't destroy irreplaceable screws, like on my Model 92 I bought these for. Some of the screws where not ready to be removed, even after a soaking in Kroil, but these where though enough for the job at hand. Tools like these make you proud to be an American and see there is still true pride in craftsmanship here. Buy once, cry once. I love them so much I almost don't want to mess them up by using them, almost...

I have used these screwdrivers for many years and have only had one tip break on an extra stubborn screw. Grace replaced it at no charge even though it wasn't really the fault of the tool. I bought a second set as a Christmas gift for my grandson. I also have an interchangeable bit set I carry to the range, but when in the shop I only use the Grace screw drivers. Just a great American-Made product.

I'm a professional gunsmith and use these screwdrivers on a daily basis. They just feel great in the hand and are very well made. I finally managed to break one with a very stubborn Browning A5 screw. Called the folks up with the dimensions and they are sending me a new one - no charge, didn't even have to return the old one (I'll re-grind it for that "special screw" that will inevitably pop up).

Bought my first set of Grace screwdrivers 44 years ago, and I just placed my second order for an 8-piece set and the Special "Handgun" set. I still have several of my original set in my over-the-bench rack, and I'm only ordering replacements for what I have literally used up over the years. They can be ground to exactly fit any screw needed, unlike cheap drivers, as the bits are through-hardened The handles of my originals have NEVER loosened up, no matter how hard they were twisted, and the square shank is perfect for using a tiny 3" adjustable wrench for those rusted-in "headaches" while leaning on the handle end. The fixed blades are more rigid than any changable bit driver can ever be. If a gunsmith doesn't have a well-worn set of Graces' over their bench, (in addition to the fancy replacable bit drivers), you better not leave your gun there. I have every set of "Professional" replaceble bit drivers on the market. What do I grab first on S&W Sideplates, SAs' and S X S s'? Guess!!A more perfect screwdriver for gun use I cannot imagine. (Now, if GRACE would make some fancy-handled "turnscrews" for replacing those missing ones in the cased doubles I work on....)

I use these screwdrivers strictly for working on my firearms and nothing else.
The thing I like best about them is they fit the screws perfectly, and with the large handles I can apply the necessary torque to remove some of the stuborn overly tight screws.