A side-loading, tilt-bottom magazine that allows for quick and easy reloading.
5.1 lbs in weight, making it easy to carry and use for extended periods of time.
Adjusting the depth of drive without the use of a tool is ideal for a wide range of applications.
The ability to drive wire and plastic collated nails provides greater versatility.
The no mar nose cap attachment protects the material from being marked by accident.
It goes without saying that this is the least dependable product I have ever purchased, and that statement is not limited to nail guns. I own a number of them and have never had any problems like I did with this one. It jammed every three or four nails, requiring workers to take a break to unjam the machine. Nearly all of the time, the nails would not seat properly. Approximately one out of every ten people would be flush. Approximately three out of ten would overshoot. The remaining six out of ten would necessitate the presence of another person to follow behind and hammer in. Adjusting the pressure on the gun is impossible, and adjusting the pressure on the tank would only make matters worse. The figures above are based on tank pressures ranging between 115 and 125 PSI (operational max). If the number is less than 115, it means that no nail will seat flush. The oil didn’t do anything to alleviate the situation either. The amount of time spent attempting to get this equipment to function as intended was greater than the amount of time spent doing the job by hand. I was really hoping that this product would turn out to be a good find. I am completely willing to overlook minor flaws in a nail gun that costs half as much as a standard nail gun in its class, but the performance of this product was abhorrent, and I would not wish this level of frustration on even my worst enemy. DO NOT BUY, OR YOU WILL BE DISAPPOINTED.
