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Question: does it come with a case
Document: A welcome extra is that it includes a well built carrying case with enough room to include safety glasses and extra nails. I'd recommend carefully reading the operating instructions as the nailer has a dangerous feature permitting semi automatic firing by simple continuous squeezing of the trigger as you bump the nailer against what is hopefully your work piece, but as easily could be your hand, foot or knee. Watch out.There is also a feature that, when called for,  will blow debris away from the immediate work area. I didn't think this would be much help, but have come to use it much more often than first expected.
We needed the tool for a complete kitchen and household remodel...it worked extremely well; the user, however, needed help!!! It was a good price and will come in handy if a neighbor needs to borrow it.
This is the first nail gun that I've owned. I did what I would consider a lot of research before purchasing and am not disappointed. I have not used it a ton, but what I've done to date I am very happy with. One thing that I noticed is that it did not come with any oil.
This has been a very good nailer, light weight and easy to use.Came with a case to keep nailer safe when storing.
Has worked so well I was tempted to buy another just in case. Have used other big names in nailer world this one I like best!
Great Price.Light weight unit. Not as bulky as similar products. Easy adjusting depth gage. Excellent reviews. Includes convenient carry case.
As a homeowner, I've come to look upon home repairs as a hobby and healthful passtime on a par with tennis or golf. Since I haven't acquired the skill of having a hammer and nails do exactly what I expect, my swinging a hammer on a DIY project often causes as much damage (or more) than benefit. So over the years I've purchased a pancake air compressor, a heavy duty framing gun and a light duty 18 gauge brad nailer. This 15-gauge perfectly places a regular finishing nail with no hammer dings or bruises.
I have not used to gun a lot yet, only 2-300 nails so far but all seems well. Bought the gun for interior andexterior trim work and it has no problem setting nails in .75" base & case moldings, nailing jam wedges, etc.I did a lot of research before buying this gun and so far it has worked great.
This gun is awesome. I've used it a ton on a full-home remodel and in various projects around the house. With proper care and maintenance (aka, oil after use and keep it in the case), I've had zero problems with it. It is very well-built and I'm guessing could withstand plenty of abuse although I'd rather test the abuse on someone else's gun rather than mine...
Maybe this feature of having more power may be the reason why the driver gets broken. Combining that with a no oil environment may be the culprit.I've also seen some pretty high priced Hitachi equipment, and with the discount I was able to purchase it for a price super close to the Bostitch. Bostitch is a good name, but in this case, I like the Hitachi better. Hitachi includes a nice case, and even a pair of safety glasses; nice touch. I just wish they included a small bottle of the oil.
Answer: yes