Best frameing gun

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torontotoolmanMember since May 2015

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hitatchi coil framers are in my opinion the best frameing nailer and as you can see we work the shit out of are guns… but then again all we do is frame soo

Kenneth DenmarkMember since Jun 2014

What makes it better then other nailers..

torontotoolmanMember since May 2015

The size its not to bulky it can take a beating its consistant with how it fires feels good in you hand.. all the framers i work with love hitatchis

Northern RebelMember since May 2014

Hitachi, Paslode, Bostitch, all good guns. Would have to say Hitachi is the best though.

torontotoolmanMember since May 2015

nr777 wrote:

Hitachi, Paslode, Bostitch, all good guns. Would have to say Hitachi is the best though.

Hitatchi and paslode are my favs and i think.are the leading brands for nailguns

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PaulEMember since Mar 2015

I use bostich 28degree guns. I have 2 of them they work great and they are quick to repair.

I don’t do a ton of framing but when I pull them out they always work great.

I always liked the compact size of the coil framers but never used one.

Hitachi makes great tools. I have a 15 degree finish nailer and pin nailer that I am a big fan of.

torontotoolmanMember since May 2015

PaulE wrote:

I use bostich 28degree guns. I have 2 of them they work great and they are quick to repair.

I don’t do a ton of framing but when I pull them out they always work great.

I always liked the compact size of the coil framers but never used one.

Hitachi makes great tools. I have a 15 degree finish nailer and pin nailer that I am a big fan of.

Ya the coil framers are great plus they hold so much more nails its nice

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PaulEMember since Mar 2015

Yes that is appealing. And looks as if it will fit in tight spaces.

Only thing I see as an issue, you can’t easily carry extra cool nails in your tool belt. I Can keep a few extra clips In my tool belt. Which is handy

torontotoolmanMember since May 2015

PaulE wrote:

Yes that is appealing. And looks as if it will fit in tight spaces.

Only thing I see as an issue, you can’t easily carry extra cool nails in your tool belt. I Can keep a few extra clips In my tool belt. Which is handy

Ya but you can go forever with out changeing a coil so thats a good thing but ya keeping the clips in your belt is convenient

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Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

I’ve always regarded Hitachi and Bostich nailers rather highly. I have a Paslode air framer that has been great so far, but we’ll see

bothuhead19Member since Jun 2015

That’s where Hitachi hits their homerun, in their nailers.  I’ve heard nothing but good things about em and all the times I’ve used them I have no complaints.

torontotoolmanMember since May 2015

bothuhead19 wrote:

That’s where Hitachi hits their homerun, in their nailers. I’ve heard nothing but good things about em and all the times I’ve used them I have no complaints.

There great and i mean there tools have the ability to be engineered amazing i mean they.do make excavators lol i find that who ever made that gun had to.have had some experience in the field

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Jack TibbettsMember since Jun 2014

Porter cable also has some nice ones I had a bostitch loner and when I gave it back porter cables were on a ridiculous sale so far my only complaint is the staplers grip is a little too chunky.

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