Wheeler Nylon/Brass Hammer - Gunsmithing Bench Hammer
S27892
- Dual-face gunsmithing hammer with a nylon face on one side and a brass face on the other
- Nylon face is non-marring — suited to alignment work and jobs where steel would damage the part
- Brass face drives pins and punches without deforming their heads
- 11in overall length for good reach and control
- Weighs 8oz for light, precise taps rather than heavy blows
- Useful for stock fitting, sight and scope-mount work as well as general gunsmithing tasks
- Genuine Wheeler gunsmithing tool
The Wheeler Nylon/Brass Hammer is a dual-face gunsmithing hammer built to earn a permanent spot on the bench. One face is nylon, which is non-marring and well suited to alignment work and any job where a steel hammer risks damaging the part. The other face is brass, ideal for driving pins and punches without deforming their heads or marking surrounding metal. At 11in overall and weighing 8oz, it strikes a good balance between reach and control, giving a light, precise tap rather than a heavy-handed blow. It is equally at home fitting stocks, seating sights and scope mounts, or handling general gunsmithing and armourer's work where a soft-faced hammer is the safer choice over steel. Simple, well balanced and genuinely useful, it is the kind of tool that quickly becomes the one you reach for first, whether working at the bench or at the range.
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