Eagle A238X113HDR 22 Galvanized Collated: Ultimate Fastening Solution for Heavy-Duty Projects Review

I bought them for my husband. He was very satisfied with the quality of this product. No problem if he blocks his nail gun.

later I bought nails from a big store but the plastic strips are ALWAYS of poor quality and I get stuck. It has never caused any problems. About 5 boxes through my Hitachi has not caused any problems so far.

These nails are of good quality and will hold up well in OSB too. They're expensive, but if you need a smaller amount, it may be worth the extra cost. I use them in a Numax 21º nail gun and have had no sticking for about 2000 shots.

These nails may not be hot dip galvanized, they look electro galvanized. The packaging says "HDG" which is usually hot dipped. I guess time will tell when the heads start bleeding rust. I have hot dip galvanized ones from other manufacturers that fit and there is a big difference. If you really need a quality, hot-dip galvanized collapsible nail, look elsewhere.

These 2-3/8" B&C Eagle Nails are well made and work great with my FR350 Skeleton Nailer Cable. I had no problems getting stuck or stuck in the nail cup. Hot dip galvanized round head nails worked great for a few small outdoor projects I had. I didn't need many nails this size so a box of 500 was just right for my needs.

I used these for nailing 1/2" CDX plywood sheathing for a small shed. Most of the time they worked fine but sometimes the feed would get stuck at the end of the arc so that the spring latch had to be pulled back, the nails had to be adjusted and loosened again. I didn't have this problem with larger 3 1/2" nails from the same manufacturer. These smaller nails also didn't survive shipping so some of the nails broke off the sheets and didn't could be used and I would definitely use them again.

These nails cannot be hot dip galvanized of good quality, they look like electro galvanized. The packaging says "HDG" which is usually hot dipped. I guess time will tell when the heads start bleeding rust. I have hot dip galvanized ones from other manufacturers that fit and there is a big difference. If you really need a quality, hot-dip galvanized collapsible nail, look elsewhere.

. I had no problems getting stuck or stuck in the nail tray. Hot-dip galvanized round head nails worked great for a few small outdoor projects, I had I didn't need many nails that size so a box of 500 was just what I needed.

I used these for nailing 1/2" CDX plywood sheathing for a small shed. Most of the time they worked fine but sometimes the feed would get stuck at the end of the arc, so had to pull back the spring latch, adjust the nails and loosen them.I haven't had this problem with larger 3 1/2" nails from the same manufacturer. These smaller nails also didn't survive shipping so some of the nails broke off the sheets and were left unused I would definitely use them again.