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Buy a set, preferably with more than one of each size, that way you shouldn't get caught out!
I only ever really use PZ2 for wood screws and PH1 for drywall screws. Torx are great but the multitude of different bit sizes does my head in. So I just buy a pack of PH2 and a pack of PZ2.
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I would get a set of mixed bits but then a multipack of PZ2 bits, as that is what I seem to see most commonly. So nice to just switch to a fresh bit when you notice a bit of slip/cam out. Also, go for the longer bits like the below unless you are using a bit holder/extender. As has been said, the 25mm long bits will be too stubby.
https://www.toolstation.com/milwaukee-shockwave-impact-screwdriver-bits/p90378
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I’m thinking, as I don’t see it having much regular use, maybe use what I have and if they break, just replace them. Might be more expensive but not that expensive really. I have no real need of boxes of bits as spares albeit I have a few for screws etc.