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Yes. Very fair. Great price. Sent from my SGH-M919 using Tapatalk

I thought Armstrong was the tool provider for the u.s military?

At $15 bucks, you have nothing to lose. Buy them and try them. 1 snap-on wrench cost more than a set of Pittsburghs, get me? Sent from my SGH-M919 using Tapatalk 2

Don't Nepros make some very nice ones? Could of swore there's some pics floating around... Sent from my SGH-M919 using Tapatalk 2

Out of those 3, Milwaukee for sure, but Ridgid X4's have been quite good to me. Very affordable and good quality. Ridgid's Lifetime replacement battery warranty was pretty much what sold me.

I bought the 48 pc set and am actually surprised how often I use it, which is quite a bit. Kaster/Lang is the OEM for all those sets...

That's badass...

Bottom line is buy what you can afford. Snap On are great if you use it to make your living but they are pricy. If not, there are other, more affordable choices to consider and the quality are awesome, (i.e. Wiha, Wera, Witte, Felo, etc...). Personally, I currently own the brands mentioned and...

"Tool box? I don't need no stinking tool box..."

I use Hanson's for my regular sockets, and for impacts, hex, and torx bits, I use the similiar to one listed below, but in black... I think this design is by far the best for various sizes and what not...

Yes sir... Husky Pro's are quite nice. Very affordable and easily obtainable. Good quality too. I own Craftsman Pro's, Wiha's, Wera's, Mac's, Snap-On's etc. and the Husky's are the ones I reach for when I open the drawers. Could be the fact that the handles, to me, are very comfortable to...

That driveway is ridiculous... LOL!

I have 2 sets of the HF ones myself. Used them for years. No probs what so ever.

Cool stuff... Very specific guidelines there.

@vectorw8015 - Good Lord! That is a thing of beauty. Very nice box....

Hey I just received the custom handle Mac ratchets from ZeniTH and I'm loving them. Don't be afraid to order from him. Great communication and service. Thanks again...

I'm pretty sure you can trade that in for a house, LOL! I'm jealous... so jealous.

To my knowledge, Craftsman Pro wrench sets (U.S.A) are only currently sold online/catalog. You can only buy individual Craftsman Pro's at the stores. The polished (Non-pro) sets in the stores are imports...

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Yeah, I don't even remember the last time I used my SAE tools... :headscrat