Hand Picture Frame Stapler with 1000 Points, Portable Point Driver for Framing, Practical Framing Supplies Flexible Point Nail Gun Tacker Metal for Phoframe DIY

I loaded it by snapping off a few of the staples, just a few. It went in easier. I have a hard time with the wood staplers that they don't go in as far as they should. Because of that I was afraid to try this. But this worked for me. I had no problems at all. It made short work of my framing.

Just buy this! First it is super easy to load. Second it works perfect

I purchased the version with the padded handle, which is likely a slightly earlier version. It arrived in reasonable time, and works pretty well.One thing that needs improvement is the power. I was fixing a picture in a synthetic paper/wood material and even with the spring turned up all the way, the staple barely made it into the frame enough to cover up the whole of the point. Putting it against a solid object to eliminate any shift of the frame as the staple hit only helped a tiny bit.I'm not sure this will work for truly hardwood frames, but for softer woods (most frames) and normal synthetics, it works enough.

This item is very hard to use. I was able to get it to insert the points as needed, but I have to put a lot of pressure on the gun to get it to insert properly. Also, over half of the points that were included had been separated (not in a stack) and are unusable.

This appears to be the Chinese knock-off of the version made by Logan, which is way more expensive. I have both, and, side by side, there is no difference other than the logo. Either this company manufactured Logan's, or they copied the design. Either way, this is the less expensive way to go, and I am sure there is no functional difference.