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Wheeler Nylon/Brass Hammer, 711016
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SKU: 711016-661120110163
Overview
Built for careful bench work and small adjustments, this hammer combines a non-marring nylon face with a brass face for tasks where a steel hammer is not appropriate. It is suited to alignment work as well as driving pins and punches, giving the user two practical striking options in one tool. At 11 inches overall and 8 ounces, it offers a compact, manageable feel for shop or field-side maintenance.
Why Hunters Choose the Aob
Nylon Face
Is non-marring for alignment and
Brass Face
Is suitable for driving pins
Compact 11-inch
Overall length
Light 8-ounce
Weight for controlled handling
Two-face Design
Adds versatility for shop and
Key Features
- Nylon face is non-marring for alignment and other tasks where steel is not appropriate.
- Brass face is suited for driving pins and punches.
- 11 inches overall length.
- Weighs 8 ounces.
- Wheeler model 711016.
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a non-marring hammer for alignment work on firearms or gear
- Users driving pins and punches with a brass face during bench maintenance
- Anyone wanting a compact 11-inch hammer for range bag or workshop use
- Field and shop users who need a lighter 8-ounce hammer for controlled strikes
Specifications
| Brass Face | Can be used for driving pins and punches |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 711016 |
| Nylon Face | Non-marring |
| Overall Length | 11 in |
| Upc | 661120110163 |
| Weight | 8 ounces |
Pros
- Nylon face is non-marring for alignment and other tasks.
- Brass face is suitable for driving pins and punches.
- Compact 11-inch overall length.
- Light 8-ounce weight for controlled handling.
- Two-face design adds versatility for shop and field work.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The nylon face is intended for non-marring alignment work, so it is not a substitute for a steel hammer when heavier striking is needed.
- The brass face is suited to driving pins and punches, which means the tool is purpose-built rather than a general all-around hammer.
- At 11 inches overall and 8 ounces, it is compact and light, but that also limits leverage compared with a larger hammer.
- The dual-face design adds versatility, but users still need to choose the appropriate face for the task to avoid damage or ineffective strikes.
Suggested Comparisons
- Gunsmithing hammers
- Punch sets
- Bench tools
- Armorer tools
Suggested Accessories
- Punch set
- Bench block
- Gunsmithing vise
- Cleaning mat
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Wheeler 711016 hammer designed for?
It is a nylon/brass hammer with a non-marring nylon face for alignment and other tasks where a steel hammer is not appropriate, plus a brass face for driving pins and punches.
Does this hammer have more than one striking surface?
Yes. The product description lists a nylon face and a brass face.
What are the listed size and weight of this hammer?
It is listed as 11 inches overall and weighs 8 ounces.
Is the nylon face intended to mark or damage parts?
The description says the nylon face is non-marring, which indicates it is intended for use where avoiding marks is important.
What product information is provided beyond the hammer features?
The provided data identifies it as Wheeler model 711016, with retailer price information and the listed specifications of 11 inches overall and 8 ounces.