Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does it come with a case?
Document: I'd be hard pressed to pick one based on the features. I expect that it may come down to brand loyalty for many people. Regardless, I can recommend this tool.
Limits you to 3.25&#8221; nails but that it not a big deal for me. I wish it came with a custom case as that could have been provided at a minimal cost, however, I have other old cases that could serve as a makeshift protector.
Why not keep the one from the F21PL?Most of my &#34;dislikes&#34; are rather inconsequential so I still give this thing four stars. The fit and finish is great, and I like that it's at least made in Taiwan rather than China. This would probably be better suited to a homeowner/DIYer or casual user rather a professional, unless he has specific reasons for wanting this nailer over say, the F21PL.
This may be important to you depending on the way you store your tools. I don't like to leave pneumatic tools sitting out because they are fairly sensitive to dust and dirt. This tool may offer a kit version.-  The PC will take 3.5&#34; nails, while this tool only takes up to 3.25&#34; nails.
This is the fourth Bostitch gun I have owned for various purposes and none of them have disappointed. While this one has not yet stood the test of time as my other three guns, I suspect it will have the same Bostitch durability to which I have grown accustomed.There was no jamming upon a test run and it had flawless delivery of the nails.
This is a well-made nailer, and seems to be high-quality across the board. The only caveat, is that it requires a larger capacity compressor. My Hitachi framing nailer, worked fine running off my small Makita compressor. This one would shoot a few nails fine, but then would only shoot part way in if the compressor was about to cycle on. I bought the big Dewalt compressor, and now it works like a charm.
This is a good nail gun, but it isn't &#34;great&#34;. I have the Bostitch F21PL which is the full size nailer so this is what I'm comparing this LPF21PL to.Here is what I DO like about this item:Lightweight.Easy depth adjustment.Hanging hook.Trigger mode selection.Being a &#34;compact&#34; nailer it is a little lighter than the F21PL.
The tool free adjustments for trigger to switch between standard sequential and contact mode as well as the tool free depth control make it easy to modify the functions without taking a tool break.
The fasteners first feed from the back and you then pull the follower back over the nails till it locks on the back of the stick.To remove nails you simple press a release button and let the follower move it to the front of the stick, you can now easily pull the stick out the back.
The center of balance is well placed at the trigger and recoil is low.
Answer: no