Review on 🔨 Ultimate Precision with the Freeman SF16 15 2-Inch Straight Finish Nail Gun by Ellington Gardner

First, the nail boxes were packed in another box that was filled with bubble wrap. Not enough to stop heavy nail boxes from moving. As a result, one of the 2 (1000 nails) transparent plastic packages was torn during shipping, and about half of the nail strips were "broken" into 5 and 10 nail pieces. A real pain to load the track on the Paslode trim gun which I recently bought. Second, I had a lot of misses or misses with these nails, most of the time one of the three would go blank, and for a while it was every other pull of the trigger. When finishing windows and doors, this is unacceptable. I took the nails off the rail and sprayed silicone on the rail thinking it was friction but it didn't help. Eventually, after more trying, I bought another box from a big store, thinking it was a pistol; It wasn't a pistol as they shot perfectly. Then I realized the price difference was less than $2 per thousand. Despite all the inconvenience these nails have caused me, they are no bargain. I have bought other nails including 16 ga 2 inch nails and they have worked great. I will not be buying these 2-1/2 inch nails again. I pay 2-3 bucks extra and enjoy the project I'm doing.