🦅 Eagle A2X113HDR 22 Galvanized Collated Fasteners Review

Good nails for my 22 degree nail gun. Good news/bad news: They are REALLY sticking. I tried to remove the picket fence and the picket fence broke. The nails stayed in place.

I'm not a contractor but I know the good of the bad and these nails are well done. Got through my gun jam and everything was intact upon delivery. I couldn't ask for more!

I love everything. These nails go well with my nail gun. No traffic jams. I'm building my dream house so I'm going through a lot of nails. They have a large holding capacity, do not bend very easily. Even if you decide to take apart what you used, these nails bring good luck. A nail hammer doesn't help.

Good quality nails. I had to turn the air pressure up a little higher than normal to get them through, but it works. Unfortunately, the plastic pegs also cut into the wood, I had to dig them out again after every sunken nail, which slowed me down a lot. Again the nails are great but the holding plastic is really awful I wouldn't recommend it

This product has a double plastic tie that holds the nails compared to other nails of a similar length. Head on most nails compared to previous sets. Too stiff to easily detach after nail placement. Also, the box of 500 was much higher than some brands. Yes it was a small amount what I wanted but still more than I thought they were supposed to be worth. Bought another box of 1000 from another seller for about $5 more. I wish I had met them at all.

These nails did not work well with my Bostich F21PL frame nailer even though the nailer was listed as 'designed for the job' on the side of the box. The plastic of the pickaxe was soft enough that it didn't snap off like other nails I've used in the nailer. Instead, the plastic stayed together, forming a "snake" of used plastic that held the works together. I guess I could pull out the nails, cut the plastic and reload after each shot. Since my project was located away from the major hardware…

I have run them through my Hitachi NR90AE and they work quite well. I've encountered lining problems from time to time and probably wouldn't have noticed if I didn't have to buy more of these but a different brand at my local hardware store. They were GripRite and when I first started using them I didn't have a single misfire and all of the GripRite nails went to the correct depth. It looked like they were oiled, but the B&C wasn't, when in fact they weren't either. Anyway, I could easily go…

I bought 500 of these nails. I've been looking for 2 inch hot dip nails for fence projects for a while. The 2" is perfect for 2x4 flat boards (actually 1 1/2") and standard 1x6 fence boards (actually 5/8") (cedar or redwood). Anything longer than 2" leaves a small Point sticking out 2x4. You are perfect. Even after driving many of these nails in, I've had very few problems. Use bright orange hard plastic to line up the nails. Almost every other nail that's been set flush has a bright orange…