Review on 🪓 Freeman FS9G2: High-Quality 9-Gauge 2" Glue Collated Barbed Fencing Staples - 1000 Count by Andrew Carrao

Ordered these for my Freeman PFS9 stapler. I keep my assembled staples in a small plastic ammo can to keep them clean, dry and not falling apart. GOOD - 2" Freeman braces are about 50% cheaper than 2" stock ade braces. The box and staples arrived in good condition. None of the staples were broken. Both the Freeman and stock-ade 9 gauge staples I have are the same shape. Freeman and Stock-ade 2-inch 9-gauge staples are basically the same length. Freeman can be 1/32" shorter. They should work with stock-ade ST-400, Freeman PFS9, Powermate VX FS2P, and Iron Horse 90429 9-gauge staplers. BAD - The Freeman staples are listed above as "serrated divergents Described tip', whatever that is. Packaging says 'Barbed Fencing Staples'. Divergent Freeman tips have a slight notch on one side and a corresponding slight bulge on the other side, probably due to the cutting process. The box I received had no serrated handles or legs Stock-ade staples have diverging serrated tips on each shaft or stem MISCELLANEOUS - Freeman assembled with glue and Stock-ade assembled with tape.