My Rigid drill is great if you can get passed the drill chuck that slips on the drill shaft if you do not tighten the collet with a pair of slip joint plyers. Or am I just that weak now days?

Yes 65 years old and still making a living with my hand tools. Apparently according to people in the industry I am the last person in the US left that still works on steel drive roll forming machines. Example, seamless gutter, facia, soffit, downspout, elbow, drip edge, standing seam roofing, ag-panel barn siding, replica travel trailer panels......

Where's that pesky "like" button?

Repairing stuff almost daily.  Been at it for 40 years already, work alone for the most part.  Do most while traveling so my truck and tools are a rolling office / shop.   I would agree it is sometimes aggrevating when asked for an opinion and before you can articulate an answer the person whom asked is already answering it for themselves.    The job usually comes back and lands in my lap anyway ... so I guess it is what it is.

DeWalt ...... for sure.  Will never buy another Milwaukee.

I have a couple of the XRP drills and one of the early generation 1/2" impact  ....... I have beat the living he!! out of all daily and they just keep ticking.  Nice part about the impact is it's compact size compared to what they are selling nowadays, and they are nicely balanced in your hands.  Gonna be a sad day when that ole impact finally gives up ... might have to shed a tear.