Product Description

This Nail Gun drives 6d-50d common nails in locations that are too restricted to swing a hammer. Delivers 1000 blows per minute when the Palm Nailer is pressed onto a nail head. Great for fastening joist hangers! Includes a leather cover, wrench and bottle of oil.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14958 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Grizzly

Features

• Lightweight and durable aluminum alloy body
• Operating pressure: 50-120 PSI
• Average air consumption: 5 CFM

Customer Reviews

Great Value
I had bought this one instead of the bostich or portor cable b/c of price. I do not use it everyday but it feels like it would last even though it was so cheap. I have used the bostich before and I can't see much of a difference in the use or quality of the two products. Maybe if you needed it everyday I would think differently but I mainly use it for getting in tight places and joist hanger nails. To be totally honest even for joist hanger nails it is sometimes quicker the old fashion way. If you can get your hammer in the area. Then to put a nail in the nailer line it up and push. Handy tool for $20 + s/h I wouldn't have bought one of these nailers if it wasn't for Grizzly. Good going Grizzly way to keep tools affordable. BTW: it comes with a leather boot and has a magnetic tip.

Grizzly H6141 Air Palm Nailer
I am continuing my review of this tool, promised to come back and add more about my opinion of this tool; so here it is; Grizzly Palm Nailer works perfectly great tool for the price. I'd like to give it 4 1/2 stars but unfortunately Amazon don't offer that option, would give it a 5 star rating but because of the leather cover/sheath tearing I can not give it that, sorry Grizzly! and that the fact that the coupler on the end where you attach your hose is aparently epoxied that gives it a much lower rating than it could of had. But guys if you want a good less expensive palm nailer than go for this one.

Grizzly Palm Nailer - Get what you pay for
I received my grizzly palm nailer a few days ago and while it does everything it said it would, you can tell it's cheap. My first concern was that the magnetic nail holder was mounted on the side, not the hammer header like other devices. The concern here is that it makes it difficult to correctly align long nails. Next, when you press on the nailer to trigger the hammer, it takes a lot more pressure than I expected. Again, when using long nails this makes it unstable and you're more likely to wobble off of the nail than to actually fire the hammer. Perhaps with age the tool will bed in, but right now I'm a little disappointed. On the up side, however, palm nailers are a specialized tool and not used all that much day to day, so for $20 i can live with these foibles. Next time I'd pay a little extra and trade up.