Lately I've come across some loose Blackhawk sockets at the flea market and didn't realize how nicely made they are. The chrome compared to other sockets is awesome. Very bright. Anyways I've almost got a complete set of 1/4" deep metrics and would like to finish the set up. I did some looking and can't seem to find anywhere that sells single sockets. And on ebay the prices on the sets are all over the place. Anyone know if proto has quit on the Blackhawk line yet? Or is there still some place that has some of these hidden back somewhere?
Blackhawk gone?
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mikebaker1129
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Try ZORO.
You could post a WTB ad with the sizes you need ,someone may be able to help.
You could post a WTB ad with the sizes you need ,someone may be able to help.
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Fedwrench
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You might have to pay a little more or wait for a special but, MSCdirect.com carries a lot of Blackhawk. Check trident-supply.com too. Industrial suppliers will be your best bet.
You can go to protoindustrialtools.com for more information
You can go to protoindustrialtools.com for more information
popparoach
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popparoach
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Yeah but I think Steves is just here in ok
unless the dealer has some leftover stock... the blackhawk by mac line is "discontinued" (discontinued in the sense that the same tools are still made... just the packaging will say proto instead of mac)
gooseadrian
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i havent checked in months, but i'm pretty sure blackhawk is still in production under proto.
i cant help ya w/ 1/4" sockets. i aint got any extra.
3/8" yeah i got plenty "extra" of those
Got a 3/8 drive 7/16 and 11/16 shallow 6 point?
i havent checked in months, but i'm pretty sure blackhawk is still in production under proto.
i cant help ya w/ 1/4" sockets. i aint got any extra.
3/8" yeah i got plenty "extra" of those
Where did you get all of those? I'm looking for some Standard 3/8" shallow sockets. 6pt.
twertsy
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Beat gets all the Blackhawk I find, trust me, he has extras! To the point he asked me to stop picking them up
jimgood
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Sorry for the off-topic post but your thread title reminded me of this: ****
Try Enco, www.use-enco.com. They carry a lot of Blackhawk tools.
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