Real Avid Accu-Punch Hammer

I found this product is of quite sufficient quality and durability for the average needs of DIY gunsmithing tasks. Certainly, there are professional-grade hammers which cost quite a bit more and may be of a higher quality construction...and worth their price for those who earn a living as gunsmiths. I am very pleased with my purchase, from the perspectives of quality, performance and value for price.

Used this a few times now and I really like it. Handle is great, feature of changing heads is pretty nice, and it seems durable. Only complaint is I wish it had an actual closing case

The product(s) seem well made and durable. I like the availability of several easy-to-change faces for the hammer. The hammer itself looks small, but there's enough heft to it that unless you have some really tough things to move (e.g., rear sights on a Kimber) this gets the job done. It handled removal of Glock rear sights, and installation of aftermarket ones, with no problems. I also like the "case" it comes with because it helps me keep everything together.

This is a great little hammer. I’ve managed to get by for many years without having a soft face hammer. They always seemed not worth the money when I can just be extra careful with a regular steel faced hammer. I finally bit the bullet and bought this. I regret not buying one earlier now. This little hammer is great. The overall design is great. Feels really nice in the hand and functions well while in use. I also really like the open face plastic case that it comes with. I screwed it to the wall behind my workbench for convenient access. I do wonder how long the screw on face pieces will last and if I will be able to get replacements. I’ll cross that bridge when I get there I guess. Very happy with it currently. Would buy again

The hammer is great for my needs, it's comfortable to hold, and seems like it's well made. Tips appear good too. SO generally, good product. The box is what I have problems with. If you intent to just keep it in a drawer, that is fine. But if you intend to throw it in a toolbox or move it around, keep in mind that it doesn't have a cover. It's not really a case, it's a tray. Parts may fall out (especially the forceps which are loose in my case) or may get snagged on things. So great tool if you plan to have it in a a workbench drawer. But if you need to be going places with this kit, you will either need to find some other case for it, or you can keep the cardboard box it came in, for however long that lasts.