7803RAKC 1/2" Keyless Chuck Air Drill, 500 RPM, 0.5 HP, 10.6in-lb Torque, Pistol

well i will say, i own about 10 ingersoll rand air tools and i will say they are tough cookies, i have been using this 3/8" air drill every day for about 10 years now and ive dropped it ran it over my buddy caught it on fire lmao ya i no it still runs great oooo ya u will love this dropped it in a 55 gallon drum of oil, and the same guy i still dont no how, dropped it in nitrogen bucket and how it still runs is amazing, so yes i will stand behind these products for sure and i will say yes u will get a shitty one for sure it happens but they guarantee there products, no company is perfect but with that said they are tough very tough im a millwright and have about 15 years of experience and i beat the living hell out off them they are very well made for. buy it its worth the money, this drill is not noisy at all u will love it. my experience buy a chuck with a chuck key its they way to go u will have so many more problems with them chuck less drills they run great but the chuck shits the bed after a short time take my work on that.

Each of our shop bays have one of these and uses it daily. This is a good quality drill. We use them for making pilot holes and they hold up for a long time.

High quality as usual

Absolutely love ingerscroll rand

Seems sturdy, but rpm could be better.

I purchased this for work where I build cabinets and woodwork. The variable speed trigger is much better than those cheap drills that only do one speed. The power is good and it works exellent for drilling. I occasionally use it to drive screws but dont expect it to drive long screws without predrilling, it works ok as a screwdriver since it has only got enough torque as the pressure in the airline has. The keyless chuck is nice but if you are going to drill alot of the same size hole I'd recommend the keyed chuck version of this drill which is cheaper

"The wrist sprainer". I love the torque this drill puts out. It's used daily as I work on Class 8 trucks and trailers. Drilling out holes with a hole saw for flatbed flooring is easy with this. Can't go wrong with Ingersoll - Rand products for durability in daily industrial use.

I was not about to pay what Snap-on wanted for a similar drill so I started researching the various drill manufacturers. I ended up narrowing it down to this drill in the end and am very pleased with it. It is an excellent low speed drill, love the fact that it is not burning bits up due to hand fatigue (trying to maintain a steady low speed for extended periods of time.) Use this to drill hardened bolts out of construction equipment more often than I like, so this has made the process less aggravating. I am a fan of IR air tools overall, have several impacts from 3/8" to 3/4" which see very rough use and rarely have problems as long as I keep them oiled.