🔧 Milwaukee 7200 20: The Ultimate Power Tool for Precision and Efficiency Review

This nail gun works great, I bought this for an extension to our home. I'm no pro, but I've had it for a while with no problems.

Good product and good price. The non-marking boot falls off too easily. The gun tends to jam when first used. Works best after 5 or 6 nail pads.

Replaced all of our windows and about 1/3 of our T1-11 plywood trim last summer. The gun was amazing and worked very well. I'm using it now to build a chicken coop and it still goes to town. "Rafter Hanger" is very convenient. I was able to use it to hang from a scaffolding frame etc.

I've been misled! The product should be an airless nailer! At least I thought so! I was out of town (dad had a stroke) when it was delivered and when I got home and saw the air gun I was blown away! I have 14 Hitachi Framing Guns, I definitely don't need another airgun! I'm glad you were fooled! Don't trust this guy!

Put simply, this is the best carcass nailer I've ever had (the previous unit was top notch Hitachi. All features are top notch). Notch, and the only problem Hitachi has won is the case. Hitachi is made of metal while Milwaukee is made of durable plastic. I've dropped it several times and not a single scratch, but still. .

I bought this tool to help with my home renovation and remodeling projects. Since I'm only a dyer, I could do without it. However, the time and energy savings were worth it. This has worked flawlessly so far and is a real help. I had a couple of nailers and a small pancake compressor which I use quite often, the compressor had no problem powering the Milwaukee nailer. Like other Milwaukee instruments I own, this one did not disappoint.

Bought for home use and started building a fence. I can't comment on the durability of this pistol, but I like it better than my old Campbell-Hausfeld. I've pierced it with several hundred nails and it has never failed or blocked me, although some depths were inconsistent which may be due to my inexperience with a weapon. I also like the long cartridge or whatever you call it that loads nails. Its nice feature is that you can put the nails in and then pull the spring mechanism over the nails…

Wow this thing saves me so much time. Never drive nails in again. First thing to note: don't use 1/4" 100ft hose or you'll regret it. I thought the nailer was defective, but it was actually a pressure drop in the long hose that was having a hard time fixing the Maintaining pressure on the nailer You have to wait for the pressure to build up after almost every nail strike I've switched to a 3/8" 50ft hose and it's always ready no matter how fast I'm driving nails. Also, I'm not sure a 1/4 50ft…