Lightweight Pneumatic 2-in-1 15.5-Gauge and 16-Gauge 2" Flooring Nailer / Stapler

Loaded easy, shot well, put down about 500 sq.ft. with zero jambs or problems of any kind. So far, so good...

So, yes, the gun is lightweight and works well. However, the plastic handle is crap. It flexes like crazy. Pro of the handle is that it's taller than my last Freeman by about 2 inches. Also, it only takes 2 runs of staples as opposed to my last one I could fit 3. It's also more difficult to load. The hose hookup is right in the way. You also have no way of seeing if you need to reload.All in all, though, for the low price it's worth it.

I used this with Bostich 16ga L cleats for 600 square feet of Brazilian maple exotic hardwood. I used 75 to 80 psi and had no mis-hits or jams.Very pleased with this nailer.

I've driven 3000 cleat nails with it almost done with flooring project this thing has worked flawlessly

Flooring installation

First I was using it wrong I will staple in a groove in this for the staple to tong

Great unit, the only way to put down wood flooring. It is light, quiet and fires every time. So smooth and quiet, you have to watch not to run out of staples sooner than you realize. No jams or misfires. A few drops of oil and go to work. I would highly recommend.

I used to install 2,500 sqf of Cali bamboo .. I got done that project with out issue , the floor nailer works very well

Decent entry level hardwood flooring stapler/nailer. Keyword is 'entry level'. Doesn't have key features of a professional flooring nailer and is a bit tricky to use initially. You must take your time to learn how the nailer works and do some test tacks with some scrap flooring pieces. Does a good job overall for installing hardwood and engineered flooring. Recommended for the home owner DIYer doing some small to medium projects, not for the professional.

Nailer worked perfect. No issues. Weight and balance was excellent.

We are so happy with this floor nailer - first time installing our own hardwood floor, prefinished 3/4" hardwood & have had zero problems, zero jams, easy to use, simple instructions. If you are wondering which of the many options to go with we can't recommend this one more!!

To preface: I'm not a professional... however, I'm an "avid" DIY kinda guy and have installed several flooring types as well as multiple hardwood floor projects.This flooring gun is high quality, engineered well, and despite designing the gun such that it is several pounds lighter than its counterparts, it's able to maintain the precision and quality of the freeman brand. I used both dewalt and menards brand staples, and the gun accomodated both without problem. In my project, the gun never misfired. However, just as any other mailer, you do have to hit the plunger (?) square or relatively square or it will not generate enough force to bury the nail/staple. In my case, I used 15.5ga staples and at 90 psi, the staples were perfectly set in the 3/4 maple floor boards. The gun is lightweight - I did not get tired. In my opinion, I felt I was able to move more swiftly and accurately as a result. It comes with a very high quality mallet worth at least $20 by itself. Lastly, the gun comes with a 7 yr warranty...I highly recommend this nailer.

put in floors in 3 rooms... works great

Works well needs a bit more air pressure then most but I have no complaints with this tool.

Didn't even make it a 1000 nails before the pneumatic cylinder went out. Really slowed my project down and I had to go rent a nailer. The manufacturer is sending a new one out but that doesn't help today. Prior to it's failure it worked well.