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The one that gets me is, "made in the "USA" with global materials."

Why is Snap On selling GearWrench? https://shop.snapon.com/search?q=gearwrench https://shop.snapon.com/product/supplemental/16-pc-GearWrench-Metric-Combination-Ratcheting-Wrench-Set/KDT9416

Take my money... this is actually very cool. I didn't know that something like this existed.

I would keep all of the ratchets, they only take a small space in a toolbox or draw... if I had to pick one, I'd go with 43788 with the thumb wheel. I have it in both 1/4 (43178 & 43187) and 3/8, they are my go to for a lot of projects.

Craftsman -V- 43178 1/4 with thumb drive. I have 2 of these, this is my spare one and I also have a spare rebuild kit.

No Sir, fixed head, non reversible.

Howdy All, If you were to invest in or upgrade your Non-Reversing Ratcheting Combination Wrenches today, what brand would you buy today if cost wasn't a factor? I'm debating on SK, but still up in the air. I'm definitely going to stay with American made. Bryan

Fenix makes great products, it's all I carry for work and my life literally depends on it. That said, I've never used their headlamps.

I'm assuming that the start up cost as an independent would be crazy? Also, how many brands would they have to carry to satisfy a customer base?

May I ask why? The sight radius on a 21 is 6.77" with the plastic Glock sight installed where the 17 is 6.5" (I'm fully aware that the 17 is 9mm and the 21is .45 ACP). People usually go to a longer slide for better accuracy based on sight radius and barrel length when competing. How far back are...

No worries, he's pretty detailed. Have a great day.

This is awesome!

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I wish we could still get the old smooth handles, I'm not a fan of the texture on the newer handles... it reminds me of material out of a 3D printer.

I was just thinking the same thing after reading this thread! lol

I use CLP on tools that are vulnerable to corrosion and WD40 and Scotchbrite or a wire brush to clean light surface areas.

Dumb noob question... is this months code 2021septembersocketofthemonth?

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Very interesting, thanks for the information. Now I'm going to have to go out to the garage and check what I may have missed. lol