Proster C7 Spring Loaded Hog Ring Gun with 2500pcs Galvanized Steel Hog Rings - Auto Feed Fence Fastener Staple Plier Nailer for Pigpen Birdcage Review

Since I am new to this device, I initially had a problem to which the seller responded quickly. This device saves a lot of time as it can hold a whole strip of hog clips, saving you time and hassle. everything is ready to go, with a flick of the wrist you are already on your way. cozy. Great price I would highly recommend for any of your fencing or cage needs.

The tongs are easy to use but I was convinced they were made here which is not the case. They are actually made in China. For that money I was able to buy a set of Bostich made here but there was no 2 week wait. They're a bit flimsy than my old Bostich pair, but hopefully they'll last long enough to snag on my chicken wire and fence.

Worked well for the first few clips then the tips started to loosen and stopped feeding. Remake and got it working for a while but it's mostly useless now. The best part of the deal was a large pack of pig rings that I used individually with a different set of tongs. Wouldn't buy again. I've been asked to edit my post, but I stand by my assessment. The tips of the pliers are too weak to be used for their intended purpose. They have to be a very specific width and shape to be served, otherwise…

The tool is not durable. It works better as a weapon for firing rings from than actually using it. Countless times the locking mechanism failed, releasing the twisted staples. Luckily nobody was hurt. If it works between its failures, it worked well. However, before we used half of the staples, the tool stopped loading or holding staples. We thought buying this product was a bargain, but sometimes the lower price still isn't worth the junk you get. Better invest your dollar and buy a higher…

I plan to use with 3/4 Hog Rings as using to connect csip boards for Concrete recommended roof according to tridipanel.com and covintec.com offerings for earthquake and storm resistant housing. The downside is that they seem a bit restrictive on the wired connection due to the spare parts store. So we'll see if this is used or I'll have to use a unit of each that was also purchased. I also bought !/2" rings to see if they would work better, but I received 3/4 and was refunded so I can't tell if

Just got this tool but can't get the spring pusher out. There are no instructions, but it should be obvious how it's supposed to work. The attached image (1st photo) shows how I think it should work to open the slide. Lifting the two retractable tabs should lift the latch over the bottom of the bolt carrier (2nd photo). But without a pair of pliers to bend/lift those two tabs, it's not possible to lift the latch via the slot on the bottom of the bolt carrier. what am i missing Or is it…

Worked well for the first few staples then the tips started to loosen and stopped feeding. Remake and got it working for a while but it's mostly useless now. The best part of the deal was a large pack of pig rings that I used individually with a different pair of tongs. Wouldn't buy again. I've been asked to edit my post, but I stand by my assessment. The tips of the pliers are too weak to be used for their intended purpose. They have to be a very specific width and shape to be served…

The tool is short lived. It works better as a weapon for firing rings from than actually using it. Countless times the locking mechanism failed, releasing the twisted staples. Luckily nobody was hurt. If it works between its failures, it worked well. However, before we used half of the staples, the tool stopped loading or holding staples. We thought buying this product was a bargain, but sometimes the lower price still isn't worth the junk you get. Better invest your dollar and buy a higher…

Media could not be loaded. I just got this tool but can't pull the spring pusher out. There are no instructions, but it should be obvious how it's supposed to work. The attached image (1st photo) shows how I think it should work to open the slide. Lifting the two retractable tabs should lift the latch over the bottom of the bolt carrier (2nd photo). But without a pair of pliers to bend/lift those two tabs, it's not possible to lift the latch via the slot on the bottom of the bolt carrier. what…