Re: Screwdrivers/Punches etc.....
to the OP, et al....
I suggest that staying away (far away) from the Chapman 'gunsmith screwdrivers' is a good thing. When I was young and first getting into 'smithing, I was given a set as a gift.
Through simple and specific use, as intended and not abused, more than one tip broke RIGHT WHEN IT REALLY SHOULDN'T HAVE. The aftermath caused further finish/appearance issues that were not intended not convenient. Don't learn the hard way, learn from others mistakes.
Save up for the Brownell's set, and you'll be miles ahead. They are expensive, but you are definitely getting the quality you're paying for. Remember, the right tool for the job is the way to start. That, and the items that you're working on are generally worth more than you can replace easily. Not just in cost, but in customers 'sentiment' as well.