RYOBI 16-Gauge Cordless Finish Nailer – P325

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Ryobi P325

Let’s face it, Ryobi makes some great tools for a great price point.  The P325 is their latest edition to their 18V battery nailer line up.  This is their third nailer in their 18V platform.  As you know we have liked their other two nailers and this one isn’t any different.  As with the other nailers, this uses Airstrike technology to deliver a powerful punch.  Not only does this have some power behind it, but it has some cool features like dryfire lock out, tool free jam clearing system, two ways to control the depth of the shot, a switch button for bump or sequential and more.

Ryobi did this right when they designed this finish nailer.  A user can shoot anything from a 3/4″ nail up to a 2-/12″ nail which makes this ideal for a wide range of applications.  Tired of noisy compressors, dragging around an air hose or having to use fuel?  Then this is a great option for the price.  Not to mention Ryobi has a lot of tools in their 18V line up.

SPECIFICATIONS

Air Tool Type Air Nailer Assembled Depth (in.) 4.13 in
Assembled Height (in.) 12.75 in Assembled Width (in.) 11.61 in
Compressor/Air Tool Features Fastener Depth Control Energy Type Cordless Electric
Included Nails Loading type Strip
Maximum Fastener Size 2-1/2 in Minimum Fastener Size 3/4 in
Nail Gauge 16 Nailgun Angle 0
Reconditioned No Returnable 90-Day


4 responses to “RYOBI 16-Gauge Cordless Finish Nailer – P325”

  1. regopit

    Nice write up Eric. It is very temping but, I going to hold out to see what Big Yellow or Big Red come out with.

  2. Ryan

    Hopefully something m12 and much lighter than these. My only knock on the ryobi.

  3. Frank

    I had the same thoughts as you Eric and I purchased one. Only to find that after 3 shots it decided not to work any longer. It seems the rash amount of refurbished ones available only confirms that this nailer is a failure out the gate. I took it back so disappointed I didn’t exchange it but returned. If you wants something that’s actually going to work then try a different brand.

    1. Tools In Action

      That stinks you had issues with it. Kind of a pain.

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