Light weight, easy to load nails & easy to use. Was able to hook up to my air tank. Great for DIY & household repairs. That's my review.

My Paslode was in need of repair so I rolled the dice on this cheap one. Surprised that it worked almost flawlessly, just a few double strikes, but for the money I cant complain, great alternative to the "big expensive guys".ericarachel(former cabinet maker)

Difficult to get various angles to fire nails. Safety hangs up so you need to use 2 hands to release and fire. Jams take forever to clear

I was looking for a nailer for a small job and didn't want to pay a fortune for it. I expected something cheap and nasty for this price and was surprised by how well-made and solid it is. Did a great job and never jammed. I'm not sure how it would hold up to constant use but for a tool that you'll only use occasionally it's an excellent value.

For the do-it-yourself people out there, this is a good alternative to spending a lot of money on "professional" grade. I used to frame homes and do punch out and this may not be quite the quality of my old tools.I don't use them daily like i used to.

I read some reviews, including one who shot his thumb. No idea how he did that, can only assume he did something wrong. I have never used a nailer in my life and this thing was super-easy! I used the correct gauge 'nail' and simply went to work. I used the nailer to butt-joint two pieces together to create an edge on a shelf. It did misfire twice out of about 100, but that could have been me not pressing it down properly. And by misfire, I mean the nailer engaged but a nail didn't come out. I…

Worked great for a job installing MDF window trim. Used 18-gauge, 1.5” Hitachi nails. Very light weight. Perfect for my light duty use. Put about 50 nails in, and no jams.

Postives:- Light, easy to handle- Very few jams- Easy trigger pull- Accepts longer brads (up to 2", although I haven't used any over 1-3/4")Negatives:- No adjustment mechanism for the depth to which the brads are driven, which is a feature that is quite handy. Even the comparable Central Pneumatic brand (Harbor Freight) brad nailers have this feature.- No rubber foot on the contact point--the tool WILL leave a dent after the brad is driven. With the proper technique (it takes some practice)…

I just finished using this nailer (ha, get it) to assemble a wet bar and I gotta say it's pretty fantastic, especially for the price. The nail magazine slides easily, and I've used 3/4", 1", and 2" brads just fine. The dial on the back to adjust the air exhaust is a nice touch. The tool is light and easy to hold at any angle. I appreciate the safety trigger that won't fire unless the tip is pressed into the surface. The tip itself, as others have noted, doesn't have a rubber tip so…

THis product is lightweight, well balanced, and has a soft rubber grip. There are a lot of finishing nail guns in the $20-50 range, after a lot of searching around I opted for this one. I have owned a few other brands some costing more and some less.generally after thousands of nails some problems would arise. this is normal wear and tear and its easier to purchase a new and reliable gun over rebuilding the many seals and pistons in the gun.My first option was to purchase a rebuilt Bostitch or…

So far, so good.I have only used this brad nailer for two home improvement projects, but thus far it has worked flawlessly. I used it to hang crown molding and wainscoting in our master bedroom. I have put probably only 300 two-inch brads through it. No jams, no double nails, no bent brads. The safety bar can mar your material if you aren't careful, but with a little practice you will have only a small dimple left where the brad goes into the wood. That being said, a rubber tip on the safety…

Light weight and no nail jams so far. I have only had it for a couple months and so far it is working great. More than I was expecting at this price.

I needed a basic brad nailer for some molding and trim. This nailer fit the bill perfectly. It is not expensive, works perfectly right out of the box, and 800 brads later not a single jam. Love it.

Good for its price. I was fan of good quality tools , I have few Hitachi nailers but my brad nailer's driver broke and replacement ( driver only) cost $40 . This gun cost $27 so figure it your self. Yes it jams ,leaks but I just finished whole house of trims and crown-moldings and I'm very happy with it

Works as good as my dewault with everything but 2 in nails. I have NuMax framer for about 6 years. Works great, never an issue. These are good tools, especially for the price.

Does what it should do, puts nails into wood. At around $25, I can't complain.I've put about 500 2" nails through it so far and I've had no jams or misfires. The magazine window is nice and the grip is comfortable.I do wish it had a power setting on the gun, but so far, I haven't had a problem with under or over driving.I also have NuMax's flooring nailer, and I love that too. They seem to be the best value in nailers that I could find at the moment.