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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]Size matters. It''s easy to see why an SDS-max rotary hammer (the red Milwaukee) is the best tool for big holes and frequent use. The ample size reduces vibration, and stout motors can turn 2-inch spiral bits. The blue cordless Makita SDS-plus rotary hammer (bottom) is handy, but its smaller chuck and motor are meant only for bits up to 3/4 inch. The 1/2-inch DeWalt hammer drill (right) is versatile, but drilling in hard concrete is slow and the conventional chuck isn''t made for heavy pounding.

The drivetrains of the three machines feature ZF axles. The heavy-duty rear axle features self-adjusting, oil immersed hydraulic inboard brakes, differential lock and final drives. Optional all-wheel drive (AWD) is engaged by a front console panel switch. The system can be engaged on the go, under load in any gear in forward or reverse. The system features outboard planetary gear final drives. The service brakes work with a three-position brake mode switch. The operator can select two-wheel drive and braking, two-wheel drive and all-wheel braking, or all-wheel drive and braking. The AWD and 2WD front axles are pendulum mounted and permanently sealed and lubricated requiring no daily maintenance. The front axle features a double acting steering cylinder with 50[degrees] steering angle for increased maneuverability. Axle oscillation is 11[degrees] in each direction from centerline.

The popularity of cowboy shooting means lots of people are working on Colt and Ruger single-action revolvers. Both of which have the easiest screws in creation to mess up. Brownells has assembled a kit that contains the very specific drivers needed for those pesky screws. For the Ruger set there are four bits and the Colt set has five, The Magna-Tip handle for them is hollowed out so the bits can be stored inside so there''s no risk of getting them mixed up with other stuff. The only fault I find is once you take them out of the package you have to count bits or study screws to separate the Colt from the Ruger. I''ll probably take a vibrating marker and fix that.