🔧 TOOLGUY REPUBLIC 3/8" Impact Retaining Ring Clip with O-Ring for Milwaukee Type Wrenches - Pack of 3 Sets Review

Fits DeWalt anvil. The OEM might have been a bit thicker, but it works and holds up well on the sockets. Installation is surprisingly easy with a rubber tool

Broken ring on my M12 Stubby 3/8. I ordered this kit. Stubby didn't originally have a rubber O-ring, but I put it on anyway. Easy installation, fits well, sockets won't fall out. Very happy.

Works great on my Milwaukee 3/8 high torque, easy to install with the rubber adjustment tool in about 5 seconds, the last time I accidentally removed a ring it took 10 minutes to put it back on.

I used this kit with a Milwaukee M18 Fuel 3/8" impact nut. Installation was easy with the included block, the ring clip is secure and my sockets are secure fixed effects .

My impact wrench is holding heads again. Very happy with this purchase. The instructions and the included installation tool were great. At first I had small problems with the O-ring. I unscrewed the tip from a cheap pin and used it to stretch the ring, then rolled it into the anvil's groove.

This product is the perfect replacement for Hog Ring. I use my kick regularly as an industrial maintenance technician and this replacement actually holds up better than the original. The installation tool is easy to use and will surprise you how it installs the ring Amazing and great product I highly recommend this product.

So for starters yes it's a bit pricey (not in a bad way) BUT it fits my Milwaukee M12 FUEL Stubby 3/8 impact wrench as well as mine DeWalt Xtreme 12v 3/8 Impact Wrench. It took a few tries (user error) to get the friction ring (or burr ring) around the anvil, but it was worth the time. My eye sockets no longer fall out and I don't have to worry about losing them, at least not that easily. In general a very good product, delivered quickly and an excellent job.

I bought these circlips for my Milwaukee 3/8 short punch tool. They work better than the OEM supplied ones. At least I had issues with the one that originally came with a punch. Any outlet or extension cord will remain stuck on impact, requiring significant time to remove. I recommend squeezing the locking ring with pliers after installation to ensure it is tight. The supplied installation tool helps with the installation, but it has to be attached. Haven't had a problem yet.