Best cordless 1/2 impact gun?

[bry@n]

No Li-ion for the 14.4 yet.

 

[Toolhorder]

I hate to be a jerk but can we get back to talking about cordless impacts?

I was looking at the 19v Sears model, the $300 Dewalt model sold at Sears and the Milwakee one online. I've used the last one when I worked on cop cars in the field changing flats and it was awesome. I just don't really like the price tag.

 

[action fab]

http://www.motherofallcordlessimpactwrenches.com/

I own Craftsman, Dewalt, Matco.... AND I LOVE MY Snap On

 

[tpolley]

i used my craftsman 19.2 1/2 inch to replace my alternator in the oreillys parking lot tonight. it did wat it was supposed to removed and installed the bolts.

 

[Toolhorder]

I was never trying to start a ******* match, the power source is a critical component of any cordless tool.
I think the OP should get a Matco Infinium gun then post a review for all of us here

Is it better than SO's gun? I noticed it's got the newer style batteries and I already have the charger they sell that charges all their batteries. I have the 1/4 cordless gun for small work.

 

[r0meyrome]

I have the c3 cordless impact its a nice gun for the price but would run better on li-ion due to nicads battery dont last too long with this gun.

 

[TAftw]

The 14.4V Snap On is by far the best 3/8" cordless impact I've ever used. I tried a 19V Craftsman and it was in no way, shape, or form, even comparable to the SO. Same with a Ryobi, however I forget the voltage on that one.

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...group_ID=21565&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

Worth the money for $400, JIMO.

 

[t100]

... wrong thread