🦅 Eagle 22 Plastic Collated A312X131 Fastener Review

These 3 1/2 nails have worked great in my nail gun on my last two projects. They arrived well packaged and on time. Good quality. I will buy again.

Bought these for my Porter Cable Assembly Nailer. I used the whole box during a house project without jams. I would recommend this purchase.

Got them loaded into my nailer and not once did the gun get stuck. I recommend them mostly because I've never had a bad batch and they've never stuck. Great product and price.

Great to start with. I say this because I have never used a nail gun and wanted to start with the right nails for my nail gun. They have many different types of nails for different degree angles. You can't run away from them.

PRO:1. Works flawlessly every time.2. As long as there are no crashes, build a lot with it. CONS: 1. Not currently. OTHER: 1. BUY if you don't want to go to the big store.2. DO NOT BUY if you have a coupon or discount etc in a big store, they are a bit cheaper but take your time to get them. So what's the trade-off?

anything between a lumberjack and this guy from the Engineer Corps who dons a Kevlar-lined suit with 8 inches of shock padding. Nails and a framing gun the size of a grenade launcher. .What? .are you talking to me? What? five stars

there has to be something between a lumberjack and this guy from the engineer squad wearing a kevlar lined suit with an 8 inch thick shock wave. and a framing gun the size of a grenade launcher. .What? .are you talking to me? Stars

This is my second order of these nails and I will be ordering more as needed. They work so well with my Freeman nailer. The way the nails are attached prevents you from losing or dropping them like we all do when we're standing 12 feet up a ladder, a plank in one hand, a hammer in the other and hold a nail between our lips. You dropped a nail and now you must go and get another one. Using this product saves time and definitely money as it doesn't spill and gets your project done quickly. Good…

nails that work well as they should. No rust, plastic collators are intact. Plastic parts fit everywhere, but that's the nature of the design. I don't know anything about house building or construction, but I seem to have read that 2" x 4" lumber requires regular 16d nails that are a bit thicker than these. With my age, diabetic neuropathy, arthritis and whatnot, using my 27-year-old Vaughn 20-ounce hammer wasn't really an option. It takes me about 12 shots to hit a 16d. This is my personnel…