Includes Metal Connector trip installed on the tool, and a standard framing trip, with aggressive teeth for toe nailing and a no mar tip for decking
Trips change tool from metal connector nailer to standard framing nailer in seconds with our patented push button control
Editorial Review:
Combination Framing/Metal Connector Nailer, Drives 2" To 3-1/2" Round Head Framing Nails, Also Drives 1-1/2" To 2-1/2" Heat Treated Metal Connector Nails, 1000" LBS Of Driving Power, Sequential Trip Operation.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Excellent Tool I have had this gun for a year now and have used it fairly extensively, from framing with PT lumber, putting up shear ply under a house, to installing many kinds of metal connectors. I have easily fired more than 10,000 nails of all sorts, from 1.5" thick MC nails to full 16d without a single jam. I have had no problems finding MC nails, even the local hardware store has them in various lengths. The gun will allow you to fire *ANY* nail with the MC nose, of course you are limited by the engineering... more info
Happy user Have used item briefly...having a little difficulty changing depth of the driven nail. Everything else seems to work okay. Item is well balanced and is very easy to handle...even though it looks as it would be heavy to pack around though it isn't.
Plenty of power for a fraction of the cost I bought this for framing out basement, building deck, and last weekend building a 20x12 loft in my garage for storage. The gun fires 3" nails with ease into anything including LVLs. Metal fastener adapter works great for 2X hangers. It is a little tough to find the nails, but a good search on the web and you can get them at tool king. Just go to the Bostitch sight first and get the part numbers you will need. Also, call to place the order so you can tell them NOT to require a signature when you receive... more info
Great product and price I purchased this gun to help with an attic finishing project. There were a lot of kneewalls and toenailing. After 5 minutes with this gun, I wondered how and why I held off getting one for so long. I have used other Bostitch guns through rental centers and they seemed to work well. This one is no exception. I've used some no-name framing guns and, while less expensive, they are a lot less consistent in drive depth and often leave the nails proud of the surface. That occasionally happens with this gun but... more info
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