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JimDon

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IIRC that is the Gearwrench one. I have it and luv it. Snapon people will say only S-O. Got mine at Menards for like $35. Cripe Dist. usually has more handles available at their E Prey site for cheap. I use mine professionally and haven't had anything break yet. YMMV
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So basically the Matco ratchet screwdriver is the same as this Gearwrench one? From same factory with just different names?
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00944013000P

IIRC that is the Gearwrench one. I have it and luv it. Snapon people will say only S-O. Got mine at Menards for like $35. Cripe Dist. usually has more handles available at their E Prey site for cheap. I use mine professionally and haven't had anything break yet. YMMV
Cheers, JimDon
 

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A couple of years ago I got a bunch of sets of the Gearwrenches form Sears. They were half price and much cheaper then. They wre $19.99 a set and evey set came with a ratche screwdriver. The SAE and Metric sets both came with one as a free bonus. They work great. We could not beat the price. 7 ratchet Gearwrenches pluss a ratchet driver came to $$2.50 each.
 
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ruquik

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I have that Matco kit as well at the S-O and a GW.

I like that the matco set actually has matco stamped in to the shanks and socket.

Used to use a S-O a lot before my GW set. Like he fact that I treat it horribly and it dont care and I don't feel bad
 

JimDon

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Volunteers:
To answer your question, Yes, as far as I know, but I wouldn't swear to it. Just the Matco name on the Gearwrench item. Others with more knowledge will chime in soon.
Now, I'm going to duck for cover so the flames don't consume me completely.
Let the fireworks begin,
Jim
 

KMinAF

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My personal preferance is my Snap On, I find my Matco's ratchet mecahnism to be "heavier" as well as the overall dimensions are bulkier.
 
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