It comes with a N5024A2 wide-crown stapler and safety glasses.
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS: This nailer has been chosen as the Pro’s Favorite Nailer for 7 years in a row (2014 to 2020).
It has 16 Gauge, 1 In. Wide Crown Staples.
At only 4.7 pounds and well-balanced, it’s easy to move and less tiring for the user.
CLINDER VALVE: The firing mechanism is quick and powerful, with up to three staples per second.
Air duster: A built-in air duster that can be used with a thumb to clear dust and debris.
With the push of a button, you can switch between sequential and contact nailing quickly.
Wide crown stapler: The N5024A2 wide crown stapler is great for lathes and sheaths, as well as insulation.
If you use it, you’ll be less tired because it’s only 4. 7 pounds and has a valve that fires when you press the button.
The tool fell out of my tool bag and hit the ground at waist-height. The whole magazine came off. I think it’s made of PLASTIC, and it’s not very good at making things. Take a look at the pictures that come with this text. One bolt on the front and two on the back hold the magazine in place. They bolt into about 1/8″ of plastic on the magazine. You can’t fall three or four feet from the top of this staple gun, but it can’t stand it. When you try to slide it back so you can put more staples in, the feeder gets stuck. I’ve used a lot of different pneumatic tools made by many different companies, but this is the worst feeder/magazine combination I’ve ever used. I’m going to get a new tool and return the one I have now. I’ll get the Makita instead.
