Coil Siding Nails that are made of plastic or wire.
Magnesium housing, which is light and comfortable to use, as well as promising long-term durability.
It’s easier to get rid of jams and keep the nose guide clean because the magazine is open.
When you flip a switch, you can set off multiple fires at the same time.
The tool-free depth adjustment makes it easy to set nails to the right depths quickly and easily; the 360 adjustable exhaust can be turned to direct air away from the user; and the 360 swivel air plug makes it easier to move the hose around the work area.
The way I see things is that I don’t expect guns at this price level to work as well as guns with better names. I use this to put up Hardi Plank siding, and it does well for the price. Easy to load and easy to unjamb. This has only happened twice, and both times it was when there were only a few nails left in the jamb, which makes sense. At least 20 nails are left and I change the coils. Make sure it’s well-oiled and you use the right amount of pressure, and it should last a long time. If you use it all day, every day, you should get a better gun.
If you’re careful and know your tools, you can get by with cheaper tools if you’re careful and don’t expect a $100 gun to be as good as a $300 one. In the real world, you get what you pay for.
