🔨 BOSTITCH BRN175A Coil Roofing Nailer: Precision and Power for Efficient Roofing Review

Good roofing nailer. Comes with only a contact trigger (i.e. black) but can be converted into a single shot (i.e. fired sequentially) nail gun by replacing the existing trigger with the SEQ4 set (i.e. gray trigger plus spring) - this is not in Bostitchs Instructions included. Comes with nailer but easy to make. Besides, it's just nailing - no cover; however, the N66C Nailer Case, Bostitch part number B284102001 will do.

Good product. I used it to install vinyl siding in a 28 x 35 foot garage. A real game changer compared to swinging a hammer across the course. The only downside I had was that it only has one repeat and you can't set it to single fire. Not that important when installing a roof, but somewhat inconvenient when used as a siding. Conclusion: VERY happy with the purchase. I currently have 3 Bostitch nailers. and now they are my first choice when buying new. Sturdy, durable and worth buying

Built a shed with it before. She just stuck once and knocked out a nail to the side. It's powerful, even too powerful. I only used it on the lightest setting and it blew right through the pebbles a couple of times. I was hoping I could use this to secure the felt as well, but it's a no-brainer even if you reduce the compressor pressure to 40psi. ). A few annoyances that I think you need to spend more money to fix: 1. It doesn't have a magnet or anything to hold the final nail, which almost…