Manual Clip Gun

This is the second one I have purchased. 8 years ago got first one.,thought it was junk would misfire every 3 or 4. Saw new version thought I would try again loaded first clip third shot misfired it misfires more than it shoots

Great Product, shipping was very fast A+++

As a homeowner putting the radiant floor PEX back in place after doing so floor work this is the correct and best solution to put things back in place. If I was a contractor doing this for a living I'd want the pneumatic version so my hand didn't cramp. This is a good product. Buy it with confidence.

Just what I needed. Gun and clips worked well.

I like how it functions but the "j hooks" come out of studs very easy. As long as the other trades don't look at your pipes it will be fine

Thought this product was a great idea. Ordered and was immediately disappointed. The hanger staples that go to the gun don't hold the pipe secure and could not possibly be expected to hold pipe steady over any time even with double applications.

This is a decent and economical tool for smaller jobs. It doesn't jam often, but if there is any upwards resistance from the pipe it will not eject. For larger jobs and more frequent usage, the pneumatic is probably the way to go. I am holding out that Milwaukee will eventually come out with an M12 version so that I don't have to lug the pancake compressor and a hose around. I do wish that you did t have to squeeze it twice to get the staple in. Another takeaway 8s that it is extremely easy to pinch your palm under the handle. You'll learn very quickly to watch your placement when squeezing. The other issue I've found relates to the age of the wood in the home. The wood in older homes (50s and prior) is much harder than modern construction. It's been a gamble on whether the staples will sink into the wood, but generally I've had poor results with older homes and have to resort to using nail on straps to secure the pipe. Anything that may be even close to "iron wood" is a no go. I will still give this 4 stars because there is absolutely nothing even remotely close to it in this price range on the market. One final note: if you have a Watts Pipefast stapler, it is EXACTLY the same as this machine and all staples are compatible. I think a Watts must have licensed the product.

Lots of mis fires! Frustrating stapling tubes in place and no staples came out. I noticed I was sent 2 different shaped staples. Perhaps the mistake is my own. Does not however make me feel any better about this staple gun. Fire it 3 times to drive a staple? Over head above a duct and no staple comes out. In my younger days I'd have tossed it. Now I study it and plod ahead. Laughing at myself as I go. Yikes

It worked great installing several thousand feet of Infloor tubing for our new home

Great product