Snap On Body Hammer Bf-630 on 2040-parts.com
Spring City, Pennsylvania, US
This is a used Snap On body hammer. The part # is BF-630. Overall head length is about 6" and the face diameter is 1-1/2". It's in very good condition with no engravings or excessive wear. Made in the USA. Shipping will be based on zip code sent Priority mail in the US only. Thanks for looking.
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