Coil Siding Nailer (Includes a blow mold carrying case)

I normally buy the more expensive tools, dewalt, Klein and so on but thought I'd take a chance after reading the reviews for this nail gun. The gun arrived quickly with its own case and included oil, safety glasses, instructions along with a few hex keys. The gun seems of proper weight, not cheaply made and has a swivel air nozzle tip which I didn't expect but comes in handy. I oiled her up, loaded her with nails and away we went. So far I've shot approximately 1000 nails and the gun has NOT jammed one single time. Every nail shot to the set depth without fail. Not Dewalt, Paslode, or Hitachi could have done a better job. Considering this gun is 200 bucks cheaper than those models I'll call this one a win. Time will tell if this gun will have the longevity of those more expensive name brands but from first impressions im positive it will.

I have to admit I’m a bit of a tool snob. I typically buy the big name brands. I hadn’t heard of this brand but decided to try it because I had a small, one-time project. I am amazed! This siding nailer has fired over 400 2.5” nails (and counting) without a single misfire or jam. The depth control is accurate and responsive. It comes with Allen wrenches for maintenance, oil, protective glasses and hard case, all for $139! It will hold its own with tools costing three times the price. I highly recommend this nailer for siding projects of all sizes.

This was a good find for a good price. I used it to install LP siding and trim on my old shed. It does double fire occasionally, and isn't terribly consistent at maintaining a depth setting, but overall it served its purpose quite well for the price! I've only run about 200 nails through it thus far but NO JAMMING at all!! My only suggestion would be that a hook be added to allow it to be hung from my tool belt or a ladder. Overall I would recommend it for any DIYer on a budget like I am.

I had been using a framing nailer for Hardie plank and it was causing several problems. I bought this one due to the price and the limited work I had to do and it changed things greatly! First it is easily adjusted so I had few overdrives. It is lighter and I did not have to continually reload the gun. I love it and the work is going much faster. The nails are actually cheaper and easier to find than 2" framing nails. The case is an added feature that makes transporting in my vehicle easier too. There are some plastic parts that concerned me, but after using it for several days I think this tool is fine. I also like the size and balance compared to my framing gun. Would buy again and recommend.

Gets jammed up every time you try to shoot a nail through it does not work I've had it for 2 years now got to use it several times and every time I go to use it I spend more time unjamming nails and trying to fix it then I spend using it it is a piece of junk

This is perhaps the most powerful nailer I've ever used. It took several minutes to turn the pressure down enough to Not over penetrate. The first shot was buried a 1/4" deep. Wow. When it was adjusted it worked perfectly. The single fire/ touch fire switch is a sweet bonus. I fired about 50 test nails into an old 2x4. Flawless.Recommended!

I tried several , but this one with the depth adjustment is the way to go . Solid unit, I've run hundreds of nails through it without issue . Good value and good item for the DIYer

Not for commercial use where time is money. But at home I did 500 linear feet of wood plank fencing and it saved me many hours, days, and money. The trigger wants to double tap double feed, it just takes practice to not flinch each 'bang'. Once you master driving one nail at a time by not flinching or reacting to each pull, jams are less frequent. Get yourself a hammer and 3/16" (4mm) flat tip center punch so use can easily hammer the impact plunger back in and relieve the jam.