Screwdriver set that fits

[gwpercle]

Can anyone of you fine gentleman reccomend a kit .
. I have 2 that dont fit right
Thanks

Whenever you are looking for an answer to a question like this it would help to state what firearm and what screwdrivers you do have .

" I have two that don't fit right " is not enough information to give you a proper answer ...come on , a few details will not hurt and might get a better answer .
Details matter .
Gary

 

[Rule3]

FWIW, I've been using a Chapman set for several years and don't have any reason to complain or change.

Yet this master armorer of SW guns uses but one screwdriver that he beveled himself. ( I have the small Chapman kit)



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[Sgt911]

I just bought the Brownells three piece S&W set. Think it was $8

 

[DwayneV]

Learn to make, grind and fit a screwdriver to a screw head and you will always have the tool you need.

 

[505Gibbs]

I own Chapman, Wheeler, and Brownell sets. Pay the price. Buy the Brownells.

Do it! ONLY cry once.

 

[Imissedagain]

Learn to make, grind and fit a screwdriver to a screw head and you will always have the tool you need.

In addition to the above..... I found that the same bits from the Brownells set, the 150/3 & 180/3, that removed the rear sight on my M460C, needed the tip dressed a bit as the micro burrs did not allow them to fit in the 460/8.375" screw heads.
Just a few swipes with the old DMT diamond flats.
They're dirty but clean up and work properly after 40 plus years.

 

[walnutred]

Thanks, Now I know where some of my stimulus money is going. Although I've been grinding and polishing my own screwdrivers for years for the odd stuff a good set would be nice..