Wheeler Deluxe Pro Gunsmith Screwdriver Set

Bench Kit for Gun Screws

Firearm screws are small, often soft, and usually sit in finished metal or wood, so an ill-fitting hardware-store screwdriver can chew a slot or scar a receiver. The Wheeler Deluxe Pro Gunsmith Screwdriver Set gathers a large spread of interchangeable bits, two handles and a parts tray in one hard case. It covers scope mounting, grip and stock removal, sight work and general maintenance, and it suits home gunsmiths and range-bag owners who would rather match the bit to the screw than force one that nearly fits.

Features

• Wide Range of Slotted Bits — Flat-blade bits come in many widths and thicknesses, so you can fill a screw slot completely and avoid the burred edges a loose blade leaves behind.
• Hex, Phillips and Torx Bits — Along with the slotted blades, the case holds hex, Phillips and Torx (six-point star) bits for modern mounts, rings and accessory hardware.
• Two Screwdriver Handles — Two cushioned handles with different shaft lengths let you work on exposed screws or reach into recessed spots.
• Hex-Shank Bit Holder — A separate bit holder in the case extends your reach or works with a compatible driver.
• Bit Location Guide — A printed chart inside the lid maps every bit slot and lists its part number, which makes it simple to return each bit to its place and order a replacement.
• Fitted Hard Case — Every bit and handle sits in its own molded pocket in a hinged plastic case, so a missing piece is obvious at a glance.
• Removable Parts Tray — A lift-out cup keeps small screws, pins and springs together during disassembly.
• Molded Ruler Edge — A graduated scale along the front of the case base gives you a quick reference for measuring screws and small parts.

Case and Layout

The bits sit in rows grouped by type, with slotted blades on one side and hex, Phillips and Torx on the other. The handles and holder lie along the bottom of the case under a lid that closes flat, so the kit stores easily on a bench or in a range bag. Wear safety glasses while driving screws, as the label in the lid advises.