COX 41004 10 3 Ounce Cartridge Rotating: Efficient and User-Friendly Solution Review

This is the best caulking gun I have ever used. I have two of these and none of them have ever slipped. Additionally, they have the ability to either automatically release pressure when you release the lever, or they can be set to maintain pressure on whatever gasket or adhesive you're using. It's a simple tool-free process, just slide the plastic clip up or down. The gun has plenty of power for all but the worst layers of a dried out barrel, in fact I had the sealant pushing through the piston

I'm a professional DIYer so quality tools that just work are essential. I believe that if you invest in good tools, they will serve you well. One of the tools that drives me nuts are cheap caulk guns that keep spitting out caulk after the trigger is released. Oh my son the glazier said they use Cox's caulking guns in their work. He told me they are the best and don't drip. As one of those who invested in my tools, I happily paid $30 for this caulking gun and, like a kid at Christmas, couldn't…

A good caulking gun all round, but the switchable pressure relief on the 12:1 rotary barrel gun really fascinated me. It works quite well, but it has its limitations. When engaged, it pulls the bar back a little when you release the trigger, but not back far enough to relieve excess pressure from a full pull. If you advance the stock more than 1/4 inch at a time, the trigger will not be able to push the stock back far enough to fully relieve the pressure. Also, the spring that holds the stop…