Grace Gunsmithing Screwdriver

[Steve51]

Several years ago I bought a small set of Grace Gunsmith Screwdrivers for Revolvers (7 drivers) Many of these drivers also worked very well for my Henry rifles.
Over the weekend I was removing a screw on one of my Henry rifles and the tip broke on the screwdriver I use most often. According to their website (GraceUSAtools.com), their tools have a lifetime warranty.
I contacted them using the contact page on their website explaining the broken tip. I received a email response from their President, Daniel Morrison, in less than two hours. He said he would get a replacement out to me ASAP.
I never used their customer service before and I was impressed. Just hope the replacement arrives quickly.

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[Ernie]

Glad there are still companies that stand behind their products. Congratulations

[JEBar]

it most certainly is good to hear of another company with good customer service after the sale

[BrokenolMarine]

I have a set I've used for years. Never had trouble. Good to hear.

[Shawlerbrook]

Had mine for about 30 years. Good to hear about another company standing behind it’s product.

[wolfman]

Great timing- was just starting to browse for a good set of screwdrivers for... revolvers & lever guns!

This makes the decision pretty easy. Thanks for posting!

[Hatchdog]

Awesome, I have the set for Marlin’s and use it for many other guns too. Good to hear they stand by their products.

[Steve51]

Just wanted to confirm that I received my replacement screwdriver from GraceUSA yesterday.

[BMCTED]

Great timing- was just starting to browse for a good set of screwdrivers for... revolvers & lever guns!

This makes the decision pretty easy. Thanks for posting!

It actually galls (!) me that anybody would use anything other than a properly fitted, hollow ground screwdriver... on almost ANYTHING. Screwdrivers having a wedge shaped tip suck right out loud.

BTW, machinists are especially guilty of this ... and they should know better. I can't tell you the number of screws having buggered heads I've seen on lathes and mills.

I remember the big fuss Snap-On made years ago when they "improved" their old square handled screw driver ... with a new,"better" handle ... but left the tips exactly same.

I didn't buy Grace, but bought a 32 piece set from B-Square. I also bought a bunch of phillips tips from Home Depot to hollow grind my own, if I come up with a size that is not in the kit.

I have never buggered a screw using a properly ground tip and can't remember the last screw I couldn't remove.

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[markiver54]

Great to hear about companies that stand behind their products. Congrats!
About 4 years ago, I bought a cheap set of hollow ground firearm screwdrivers with the Winchester name on them. I paid less than $20.00, ( I did say cheap), however, they have yet to disappoint or fail me. Maybe I've just been lucky. Must admit that they have seen limited duty though.