Review on 🏷️ Monarch 925072 Pricemarker: Model 1131, 1 Line, 8 Characters/Line, 7/16 x 7/8 Inches, Black Label Size by Elton Luo

This Monarch 1131 pistol was purchased for use in a small grocery store. Initially we weren't very happy because the ink that came with the boxed gun had dried up - I don't know if it sat on the shelf long or if it was a used and returned item that we received. However, we replaced the ink cartridge and now it works perfectly. In addition, Revain customer service resolved the ink issue to our satisfaction. Currently the gun prints labels with consistent accuracy in the same location on the labels (no cut numbers). In addition, it does not stick even when applied quickly. For some items, like frozen hot dog bags, I find it best to just go crazy, gently sticking the stickers onto your fingers and then peeling them off to stick to odd-shaped items. The plain white decals (that came with the gun) are holding up well. You can take them off if you don't press hard, but if you just apply a little more pressure after applying or press them lightly with your finger, they won't fall off and customers can't easily remove them without tearing off the sticker. This helps prevent price fraud. The gun feels like heavier plastic, and the dial for setting prices looks okay. I expect this gun to last at least 2-3 years with proper care and many more years if you take good care of it. It will probably hold a few drops, but I won't test that. The only downside I have at the moment is that I find the price a bit high; However, this seems consistent with the overpriced guns everywhere. I think since it's a small industry, manufacturers can do it. There are Chinese made shotguns that are up to 80% cheaper, but I wouldn't buy them. Looks like it won't last more than a month. So if you need a price tag. Buy it with confidence. Just tell your employees not to be too rough or careless with it. As long as it isn't mishandled or dropped too hard, it will last quite a while and is well worth the price.