VAUGHAN Dalluge 4320 Da Bar Nail Puller

Overview

The Vaughan 4320 is a 14 inch hammer built around a steel head and a blended handle material, finished in brushed steel. Weighing 1.3 pounds, it sits toward the lighter side of full-size hammers, suited to repeated swings rather than heavy demolition.

Vaughan has built hammers for well over a century, and the 4320 reads as a straightforward carpenter's hammer rather than a specialty design. The steel-and-blend construction keeps weight down at 1.3 pounds, which favors control over raw striking force. No claw style or face type is broken out in the listing, so buyers matching this to a specific job should confirm those details first.

• 14 inch overall length
• 1.3 pound total weight
• Steel and blended-material construction
• Brushed finish

Who it's for

Suits users who want a lighter 14 inch hammer for repeated use, such as trim carpentry or general household repairs, over one long demolition session. Less suited to anyone who wants maximum striking mass in a compact frame.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

At 1.3 pounds and 14 inches overall, the 4320 trades striking mass for reduced arm fatigue over a work session. The steel head paired with a blended handle material is a common way to balance durability against overall weight. The brushed finish is cosmetic and does not affect grip or strike behavior.

Specifications

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