🔨 Stanley TR250 SharpShooter Heavy Duty Staple: Ultimate Stapling Solution for Heavy-Duty Projects Review

Feels strong, meets THWAP requirements when used. However, it's a bit cheesy and considerably weaker than my hand stapler (which is cheap, off-brand, but decent). Bought when I was having trouble rebuilding a motorcycle seat using a cheap hand stapler, the old staples didn't go through the vinyl into the pan at all. Got this gun and new restraints and was very disappointed. The illustration shows the penetration into the motorcycle seat shell with a 10 mm pointed bar (another bar for size…

Special for a real master. This stapler does not feed staples reliably. Upon closer inspection, it turned out that the staples in the feed ramp are hanging just in front of the firing pin. At the end of the feed ramp was a silvery piece of metal that rose above the feed ramp and prevented the staples from reaching the end of the feed ramp and plunger. I disassembled the stapler and placed a piece of silver metal ('U' shaped, about the width of the hull) at or below the level of the feeding…

Since I have never bought a power tool, I read all the reviews on it before buying. I don't know much about staple guns, but I knew I didn't need an air gun. My goal was to upholster four dining room chairs and these fit perfectly. A few people have commented on the need to hammer in staples, and I actually had to do this with most staples (which is why I didn't give five stars). But for my purposes it was ok. Having never upholstered chairs, I had to do a bit of "reworking" to straighten the…