R_einan
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Those look pretty solid and a good buy, probably have to swing by my local store and see if they have them in stock.
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New craftsman pry bars.
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LB-1911
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Online Only Price
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-3-pc...50327xVigLink&aff=Y&PID=6147012&AID=11042411#
Be prepared to order online & pickup in store.
Jeepster425
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I bought it in store, showed them the online price, and got it for 20
Online Only Price
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-3-pc...50327xVigLink&aff=Y&PID=6147012&AID=11042411#
Be prepared to order online & pickup in store.
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66354dream
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As predicted.
07-17-2016
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3 pc. Pry Bar Set
12", 17" and 25"
$19.99 Hot Buy
Item # 00943395000P Model # HPB 3-SQ.B/HT HC
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-3-pc-pry-bar-set/p-00943395000P#
Thank you, I just got mine for 10 bucks and change with surprise points!!!
R_einan
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Online Only Price
http://www.sears.com/craftsman-3-pc...50327xVigLink&aff=Y&PID=6147012&AID=11042411#
Be prepared to order online & pickup in store.
Thanks for the heads up, used points and surprise points, $7.80 for USA pry bars works for me!
I went to my local store and didn't see any sitting out, after about 15 minutes I found a kid and he found five sets in the back. When he rang them up they came up $39.99, I showed him the $19.99 price on my phone so he called over a manager to override the price. A little hassle but walked out with two sets.
gdocktor3
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Anyone actually beat on them yet? I looked at them for the first time this weekend and wasn't overly impressed. I also read that polypropylene is very difficult to bond to other materials. I wonder if the handles will hold up overtime after regular beatings with big hammers. I do respect the fact they are still made in USA though.
Sanny81
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I saw these in store finally...does anyone know if they're the same as the old set just with striking caps now? The shafts felt and looked nearly identical.
davethorik
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They are fairly close. In my pic above, the older non-strike version is 1/2" longer. The handles look similar, but the old are shiny red plastic, new are a matte textured brick red color. The old handles had #s stamped in, new ones are just painted on and rub off easily. The old # is 43277, new is 43383, both 25". On the backside of each blade is a stamp, old is WH new is WX. To get to the point, they both are marked P which i believe is Wilde.
Edit:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=84807
According to that thread P is Wilde.
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I had to run to the mall earlier tonight. There is a Sears store attached to it, so I decided to park in front of Sears rather than the busy main mall entrance. I just so happened to enter through the tools/home and garden/appliance section, so naturally I browse. There were some good prices on various items, but I was specifically looking for these new pry bars. I found the 3 piece set (43395) along with the 36" bar (43387). The 3 piece set was originally $39.99, but was marked down to $22.99 and the 36" bar was marked as $31.99. The 36" caught me by surprise because the Sears website does not show the 36" bar available in any store in a 50 mile radius. It was the only one on the rack. I grabbed the set and long bar and went to the register. The set rang up as $39.99 and the 36" bar as $31.99. The total was $77.74 OTD. I showed the $11.99 online price of the 36" and mentioned that the 3 pc set was marked with a red sticker as $22.99. The employee walked over to the area and came back with the red sticker. He said "We made a mistake. These are $39.99 but we forgot to take down the sticker. We will honor the price though." After applying the discounted prices and SYW points, my total OTD price for the 3 pc set and 36" bar was $31.19
Just wanted to say thanks for posting these type of sales. I got lucky with this one!
Also, don't always believe the Sears website in terms of what is not available at your local store. Never hurts to take a stroll through the store to see what is actually there.
I had to run to the mall earlier tonight. There is a Sears store attached to it, so I decided to park in front of Sears rather than the busy main mall entrance. I just so happened to enter through the tools/home and garden/appliance section, so naturally I browse. There were some good prices on various items, but I was specifically looking for these new pry bars. I found the 3 piece set (43395) along with the 36" bar (43387). The 3 piece set was originally $39.99, but was marked down to $22.99 and the 36" bar was marked as $31.99. The 36" caught me by surprise because the Sears website does not show the 36" bar available in any store in a 50 mile radius. It was the only one on the rack. I grabbed the set and long bar and went to the register. The set rang up as $39.99 and the 36" bar as $31.99. The total was $77.74 OTD. I showed the $11.99 online price of the 36" and mentioned that the 3 pc set was marked with a red sticker as $22.99. The employee walked over to the area and came back with the red sticker. He said "We made a mistake. These are $39.99 but we forgot to take down the sticker. We will honor the price though." After applying the discounted prices and SYW points, my total OTD price for the 3 pc set and 36" bar was $31.19
Just wanted to say thanks for posting these type of sales. I got lucky with this one!
Also, don't always believe the Sears website in terms of what is not available at your local store. Never hurts to take a stroll through the store to see what is actually there.