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grade C
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Almost Jam-free, But Can Be Bump-fired
Wood Magazine, Volume 162, 2005-04

The reviewer said that although this is sold as a sequential-fire nailer, it is possible to override the sequential-fire mechanism to cause it to bump-fire, which is a definite drawback. One high point is that it seems impossible to get this nailer to jam, even when driving 2" brads into steel. Also, a dry-fire preventer should save wear on the tool by preventing the nailer to fire with an empty magazine. There are places on the tool to store an extra no-mar tip and also wrenches, which is a plus. The nailer's design is oil-free, which eliminates regular maintenance. On the down side, it is difficult to remove jammed fasteners since such fasteners must be removed through the magazine, although admittedly jams are rare. A 1/4" quick-connect fitting is not included with this tool, unfortunately.

I received my Senco FP25XP 18-Gauge 5/8-Inch to 2-1/8-Inch Brad Nailer a few days ago and was waiting on purchasing a compressor. I purchased a Coleman ProForce 6gal for $75 from Menards. After... (More)

Works great and very light. Only thing is the nailer doesn't allow you adjust depth if you have the air pressure greater than 90psi. Like if your compressir is hooked up to other tools operating at... (More)

This is the second supposed pro series gun I've owned. The first started sticking between shots and wouldn,t countersink in hard woods. I'm a finnish carpenter by trade and while this gun preformed... (More)