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Question: The pamphlet on this gun says it fires paper and plastic collated nails? Is that referring to seperate models of the same gun or is there an adjust?
Document: I purchased this nail gun for a basement remodel, and this nail gun performed perfectly. The nail depth is easy to adjust. The nails load easily. The nail gun never jammed. Overall a great nail gun for the price.
That's the only sound you're going to hear from this gun because it just doesn't jam!I know there are hitachi (high end) purists, bostich, etc.. While I know these are all great guns, the max will give any one of them a run for their money.Feels solid. Fires solid. Lightweight. Great for a pro, or weekend warrior. I hope to see more of these on job sites as they've earned the right to be there.Ultimately, this gun drives nails beautifully.
If you are a professional framer and or builder this is the gun for the job. It shots smooth and hardly ever jams
This framing nailer is smaller from the nailing tip of the gun to the back of the head, which makes it good if you have to get in between older joists where regular sized nailers cannot. We got this out of necessity for size, never having used the Max brand, but find that it's a solid tool all around.
Have used this gun for years now,and haven't had any major issues..had to replace gasket on back of gun once or twice from gun being dropped but that's a simple repair..I would recommend this gun to all framers..And it is super light...just don't forget the gun oil (that goes for all guns)..and 'get er done'
Purchased a few of these on the advice of some others in my field, along with the reviews here on Amazon. Plenty of power, lightweight, and the smart size/low profile means they fit in places my older Hitachi's can't. My favorite feature (not unique to this gun, but different from my old hitachi NR83s) is the rear load magazine, which is much more difficult to jam than the top load Hitachi (the old NR83s anyway).
Light weight and smooth firing. Great gun, surprised with the lighter weight that it didn't kick more. I'd say it kicks less than my heavier Hitachi NR83. Depth adjustment works great and seems to very consistent on the sinking depth.Very happy with this purchase, have always owned Hitachi framing guns and trim guns which i've always been happy with but going by the performance of this framing gun my next finish nailer will be made by Max and any future framing nailers will definitely be made my Max.
Like the weight, easy to use. I have used others which were heavier and they are harder to handle. I can work longer with this nailer!
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