In a new box. The product comes with all the necessary parts.
This is the fourth AirStrike nailer in the Ryobi 18-Volt ONE+ System. It is called the 18-Volt ONE+ 15-Gauge Angled Finish Nailer. This nailer has Airstrike Technology, which means it doesn’t need noisy compressors, long hoses, or expensive gas cartridges to work. This means that it will be faster and easier to move around on the job site or at home. The 18-Volt ONE+ Angled Finish Nailer is sold as a single tool, so you don’t have to spend extra money on batteries and chargers for each new tool you buy. The package comes with the Angled Finish Nailer, (500) 2 in. 15-Gauge Angled Finish Nails, a Belt Clip, and a Manual for how to use the tool.
Because this nailgun does what I need it to do, I’m happy with the way it works.
It’s very easy to adjust so that you can nail through soft mdf-style trim or more dense woods.
It has very good ergonomics and is very easy to use.
A little heavy and a little slow to start up, but it’s worth the price.
Some of the other brands can cost up to $300. I got mine for about $75 used.
Case in point: I’m a Makita fan, so I bought the Makita 16 gauge straight nailer for about $329 plus tax, which is what I paid. Turned out to be unhappy with the product and had to return it. Then I bought this Ryobi with the 23 gauge pin nailer, a 4.0 battery, and a charger for about $260, so I could finish the job. There is no deal with that. I don’t know what else I can do for you.
