TacwiseGCN57P Air Coil Nail Gun, Uses Flat Top Coil Nails, 25 - 57 mm

This tool has saved me hours of work when doing nailing jobs. It's a bit of a faff getting everything out & ready for use, but well worth it if you've a few hundred nails to put in. Need a decent compressor & a good length of flexible hose (no good running out of hose length when you're up a ladder). It suffers from banging in two or three nails at a time, if you're not careful with the trigger. It does jam occasionally, but is reasonably easy to clear. Just remember to disconnect the air hose from the tool first! Best used with an automatic oiler on the compressor as it does need copious amounts of oil, at least to start with.

The compressed air gun stopped working after about 15 minutes of use, I followed the instructions, added oil to the gun and even purchased a water trap and fitted it to my compressor. I’m boarding a garden fence and this was a major inconvenience. Thanks to Amazon’sRefund policy, that was easy and no questions asked, at least that went well.

Works perfectly... I have the tacwise staple gun as well and both are some of the best and timesaving tools I have

Used this gun for a few days on and off , using 48mm nails I thought it was gun until I've come back to it few weeks later fire a couple of nails hammer head plunger shoots out and won't retract or fire nails.I've used about 3 coils of 48mm nails. Website only gives you troubleshoots .Not happy with it , I purchased this in April 24 not used much due to weather.

Does the job well

Gun don’t self feed constantly jams, really wouldn’t recommend even for those beginners go for a better quality

Great nail gun just what I need to move my business forward, easy to use.

I brought one of these nail guns but the box is way to big for the nail gun not recommend if you travel aloy with the gun as the gun moves in the box. Could u send me a new box what the nail gun fits in please as already the gun has been damaged and only been used a couple of times.