🔨 BOSTITCH N88RH-1 Power Framing Nailer Review

I have both pistols. Ww is a welded wire in assortments, a very rarely available nail due to certain building codes not meeting seismic criteria. RH means round head, yes every nail brand is available everywhere. Now for the nailer. I kept them all and can only recommend Bostich n88 rn or ww. No other Bostic or any other brand. I have Max (too heavy), Hitachi (I returned). It was the most expensive. Bostic has the best weight response, easiest and fastest depth adjustment, and I use it often…

I've been using my Bostitch N88RH nailer for remodeling for the past year (after reading the reviews here). Driving nails is very easy with the sharp serrations and the ability to adjust the depth on the gun is a great feature. Sometimes it gets stuck, and sometimes it takes some work to remove a stuck nail (which is why I gave it a 4 instead of a 5). Mostly I've found pinching issues with nails (the plastic coating doesn't always come off completely so the next nail in the row doesn't get into

The first thing I would like to change about this gun is give it a choice of fire between bounce and single shot. Additionally, the depth setting slides to the deepest setting when firing a bounce. That's why it doesn't get five stars. With the No March turret (it came with two) and set to the deepest setting, it cuts well into the plywood and overcomes the depth shift. Depth can be quickly adjusted to secure wood when attaching parts or temporarily belaying. The nose has sharp prongs that make