STINGER CN100B Cap Nailer 1-in 15 -Degree Pneumatic Coil Roofing Nailer

Outstanding

I’m not sure what all these other reviews are complaining about. I’ve used this a ton, and it’s truly amazing. Huge time saver. Yes, it has the occasional hiccup where the cap doesn’t fully feed. Yes, it can drive two nails into one cap occasionally, but it seems to me this is user error. When used correctly, oiled and loaded properly, this gun sings on a roof. Far superior to staples (even capped) or hand nailing capped nails. If you’re on the fence, buy it.

Definitely worth buying!

This cap nailer worked really well. Much better than hand driving cap nails. The only two things that are a little frustrating are how often it needs to be reloaded. And the speed of reloading. It runs out of nails fast. But that means it’s covering a lot of area fast. Reloading seems slow, but will probably get faster the more familiar I get with it. I would not hesitate to buy it again.

they sent a used one at new price..

I received a used nailer for a new price. returning today

Not for everyday use.

It's good for occasional use but if your trying to make a living this isn't the gun for you. Don't get me wrong, its still better than hand nailing. Had alot of times where the tabs didn't cut after the shot and you'd pull out 3-15 tabs before realizing it. Throw them away becuz its not worth the time required to feed them back in. The 1st 200 nails, I had 8-10 times where it would double shoot, tabs would pull out, or the tabs wouldnt feed forward. The next 800-1000 was flawless except for ever...

Time Saver Tool

Item worked perfectly as needed, helped save a lot of time it usually takes to nail down underlayment on the roof.

Waste of $$$$ and time

The tool doesn't cycle efficiently and is extremely wasteful on material. It takes 10 minutes to get the tool to function as designed when full, works great for 150ish nails and jams. Waste 50 nails and caps per roll and time clearing the issues makes this item a complete waste of money and time. I have a 175 psi compressor set at 110 psi to the tool as recommended in the manual, and I tossed it to the side, put on a headlamp, and hammered in cap nails by hand until 2300 eventually drying in my ...

Will make you money!

Worth its weight in gold! Total time saver vs hand driving roofing cap nails

So easy to use. Very easy to load the nails

So easy to use. Very easy to load the nails and the caps. Made our inexperience a little easier.