Wheeler 11-Piece Master Gunsmith Interchangeable Head Hammer Set - Precision Tool Kit for Firearm Maintenance
The Wheeler 11-piece master gunsmith interchangeable head hammer set gives you the versatility to handle any firearm maintenance task without buying separate tools. Whether you're replacing roll pins, installing sights, or doing detailed gunsmithing work, this system lets you swap hammer faces to match the job—and the material you're working with. Two hammer bodies in different weights (6 oz and 10 oz) give you precision control for delicate work or the heft you need to drive out stubborn pins.
Interchangeable heads are the smart move for serious gun maintenance. Steel heads tackle tough jobs on metal punches and surfaces. Brass heads prevent marring and work with brass punches. Nylon and rubber faces protect finished metal, wood, and components you don't want dinged up. Four faces ship with each hammer body—that's the flexibility of multiple specialized tools in a single, compact package.
The kit comes with a blow-molded carrying case designed to keep every head organized and protected. That matters when you're juggling small precision components in your shop. If you're a hunter who maintains your own firearms, a shooter with multiple rigs, or a gunsmith building or tuning guns, this set eliminates the excuse of not having the right tool for the job.
Key Features
- Two hammer bodies: 6 oz for precision work and 10 oz for driving stubborn pins
- Eight interchangeable hammer faces (four per body): steel, brass, nylon, and rubber
- Steel heads for metal punches and hard surfaces
- Brass heads prevent marring and work with brass punches
- Nylon and rubber heads protect finished surfaces and reduce recoil
- Durable blow-molded case keeps all components organized and protected
Specifications
| Brand | Wheeler |
| Piece Count | 11 pieces (2 hammer bodies, 8 interchangeable faces) |
| Small Hammer Weight | 6 oz |
| Large Hammer Weight | 10 oz |
| Face Materials | Steel, brass, nylon, rubber |
| Case | Blow-molded carrying case included |
Frequently Asked Questions
What hammer weight should I use for roll pin work?
Use the 6 oz hammer for smaller roll pins and precise control. The 10 oz hammer gives you more driving force for larger or stubborn pins.
Will these hammer faces scratch my gun's finish?
Brass and nylon faces are designed to prevent marring of metal surfaces and finished components. Steel faces are for metal punches and heavy work where marring isn't a concern.
Is the carrying case included?
Yes, a durable blow-molded case is included with the set to organize and protect all hammer bodies and interchangeable faces.
What is each hammer face designed for?
Steel heads work on metal punches and surfaces; brass heads prevent marring and work with brass punches; nylon and rubber heads are non-marring and provide low recoil to prevent denting wood or soft materials.

