Looking for impact swivel sockets

[BigJ73]

I am looking for some suggestions on purchasing some 3/8" standard impact swivel sockets. Lookin for what you all think is good quality for a cheap price. I will be using these on a 3/8" 18v dewalt impact. Also wondering is craftsman still a good choice for the night n weekend wrencher ?

 

[AA/FC]

I am looking for some suggestions on purchasing some 3/8" standard impact swivel sockets. Lookin for what you all think is good quality for a cheap price. I will be using these on a 3/8" 18v dewalt impact. Also wondering is craftsman still a good choice for the night n weekend wrencher ?

The "pinless" impact sockets from Craftsman are USA made...... I beleive they are made by Armstrong and are the same ones that Matco sells. They are on my list, too.

 

[Mastermind]

The pinless are awesome, but pricey. I have several brands/kinds, grey pneumatic and Sunex are the most budget friendly quality ones. My sk's have been great, I have 1/4 adv from Matco, they are good, and of course snap on are good, but way more than most guys wanna spend.

 

[LB-1911]

I am looking for some suggestions on purchasing some 3/8" standard impact swivel sockets. Lookin for what you all think is good quality for a cheap price. I will be using these on a 3/8" 18v dewalt impact. Also wondering is craftsman still a good choice for the night n weekend wrencher ?

Head over to -
3/8 Swivel Impact Sockets
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=277621

Re Craftsman -

I'm unsure of your type of use or what you'll work on but, this is a good starter set.

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-prof...0948981000P?prdNo=12&blockNo=12&blockType=G12

The set is missing the 1/2 and the universal joint is pinned but the set is still a good value.

I've used the pinless type from Matco/Armstrong/craftsman for over 10 years in a professional shop environment on the end of TIMAX impacts. Although I have worn a couple out, I haven't ever broken one.

If this set doesn't work for you, shop ebay but, be careful, there are many sets listed as pinless but, aren't.

 

[Skin]

The Craftsman pinless aren't cheap, not sure if the OP is aware of that.

Cheap quality to me would be brands like
GP, Sunex (Taiwan) and SK (USA)