Keyless Drill Chuck Extra50-RV13 Röhm 1322450, for Milwaukee, 1/16"-1/2 Clamping Capacity, 9/16"-18 Mount, Metal, Radial Lock, Through-Hole

Great quality. I buy these to replace the gritty factory ones on my new Milwaukee drills.

I like the product and have ordered for other drills and they work well and long lasting. However this does not fit my Milwaukee drill 2604-20.

Got a few years out of my stock chuck, but this one holds bits much better. More compact as well. Will buy again but a couple years in not seeing the need for another one anytime soon.

Work great for my Milwaukee drill. My original one that came with my drill was off and would not drill straight holes. It fit well and was easy to install there was no wobble and the price was very good. I've had no issues with it and I've had it for about 2 years. It grips the bits with no issues

Before you buy this, make sure you can remove the old one, in case you need to buy replacement tools and parts. The screw on your drill is very tight. I needed a T-40, on a socket, attached to a 1/4" breaker bar, with a 26" pipe, to finally break it free. Make sure you turn it anti-clockwise. The chuck comes off the opposite direction using a large allen key, use the same pipe to force it free. Then buy this. The front end spins so it doesn't mar things. I think its shorter than the original. I do find its harder to hold smaller bits and keep it centered. But the rest, when you tighten it, it sort of clicks and gets tighter. Hard to explain, but it is nicer than the original. I had to replace my head after 7 years of smoothing the jaws off. This does fit the drill number it says it fits (i forget the number sorry).

I bought this chuck to replace the chuck on my Dewalt drill that was no longer working smoothly. It appears to be the exact same chuck that originally came on the drill and the Röhm website confirmed that this was indeed the correct chuck for my model number. What the website did NOT mention was that the newer Dewalt drills no longer have removable chucks. The drills were redesigned so that the chuck must be press fit onto the shaft before the drill is even assembled. Dewalt is basically attempting to force you into buying a new drill instead of simply replacing your chuck. It CAN be done but it is an ordeal and requires disassembly of the entire transmission in the drill and all of the complications of removing and replacing press fit parts. I was tempted to replace it just out of spite but then decided I could just live with the old chuck until I replace the drill with a different brand. As far as the chuck is concerned, it appears to be well made and identical to what you would find on any of the more expensive big name cordless drills. I would not hesitate to buy this chuck again if I could actually use it. Overall I would recommend this chuck but with the caveat that you should be sure you can actually replace your existing chuck first. I hope this helps!

I have had this chuck for over a year now, and every single time I insert a bit and tighten it, the first time I drill, like a pilot hole into steel, the chuck loosens and I have to re-tighten the bit into the chuck. The Origianl Milwaukee was not a whole lot better, but the chucks on my corded drills are fantastic and never let go. I bought this on a recommendadtion of a youtuber, who was given this for free to test. I no longer trust him, nor this bit. I am not sure of a better - still looking!

Worked well for replacement on Milwaukee