Engine with a moving cylinder that is designed to reduce recoi.
Accepts plastic collated framing nails from 2″ to 3-12″ in length, with a capacity of 70.
Stainless steel magazine; open nose design for easy nail jam cleanu.
Single and bump fire are used for actuation.
The AeroPro 9021N/NS framing nailer shoots 21-degree nails up to 3-1/2″ long, with a maximum length of 2″. Its heat-treated special alloy iron drive pin, wear-resistant bumper, and O-rings allow it to perform continuous heavy-duty work without requiring maintenance. It only weighs 7.93lb when equipped with an aluminum magazine with a black color coating.
I bought this because I needed a framing nailer, and it looked essentially the same as the basic Hitachi nailer that everyone who works as a carpenter has seen on every jobsite in the history of the world. However, I was not willing to pay more than $300 for one at this time.
When I first got it, I quickly realized that this nailer has a distinct feel to it, as well as being constructed in a unique way. However, it is effective. The construction appears to be of high quality. It has a good amount of weight to it, but it is not excessively so. The slide for the nail bay was initially stiff, but I lubricated it thoroughly with the gun oil that came with the gun and it’s been fine ever since.
