CCN65 15 Degree 1-1/2″ to 2-1/2″ Pneumatic Coil Siding Nailer with Tool-less Depth Adjustment, Drives wire and plastic collated nails.

The media could not be loaded.  I put a coil through it on auto fire and not one jam.. I'm impressed for $200 lightweight, quick feed, good money good quality,

As a retired builder I needed another gun to tackle a multi hundred foot fence at my new property. I am very pleased. My only recommendation is do not skimp on the quality of nails. Amazon nails get hung up multiple times per roll. I picked up my second box at Home Depot and maybe jammed 2 times in 1500 nails.

This is the most unreliable product I have ever purchased, and that statement is not limited to nail guns. I own several and I have never had issues like I did with this. It jammed every three or four nails requiring work to stop to relieve the jam. The nails would almost never seat correctly. About 1 in ten would be flush. About 3 in ten would overshoot. The remaining 6 in ten would require someone to follow behind and hammer in. There is no way to adjust the pressure on the gun and adjusting the pressure on the tank would only make it worse. The numbers above are based in tank PSI between 115 and 125 (operational max). Less than 115 would meant no nail would seat flush. The oil did noting to relieve the issue either. The amount of time wasted on trying to get this equipment to operate as intended totaled more than just doing the job by hand. I was really hopeful that this product was a good find. I am totally willing to accept some issues with a nail gun that is half the price of a standard nail gun in its class, but the performance of this product was absolutely abysmal and I would not wish this level of frustration on even my enemy. DO NOT BUY, YOU WILL REGRET.

Bought this as a second gun on a big siding job. No issues with jamming. Just as good as guns twice the price. I just hope I see it again when the job is finished.

This siding nailer was relatively easy to operate. I had to go to the manufacturer's site to find some of the specifications that were not included in the product description, specifically the smallest sized nails that could be used (1 1/2 inch). I wanted to make sure this siding nailer could accommodate the fastener recommended by my siding manufacturer. The nailer was able to use 15 Degree Shank Wire Coil Siding Nails that I bought locally from the hardware store. I had to experiment a bit with the depth adjustment, but it worked fine once I got that dialed in. I used a pancake type compressor and it gave me all the pressure I needed. Occasionally I had to finish driving the nails in with a hammer, but it's possible that it was due to user error. Overall I'd say that this is good for DIY jobs. It saved me a bunch of time over using a hammer. Plus this costs almost $200 less that the cheapest model I can find locally at Lowes.

Works as expected

I’ve had a chance to use this nailer for a couple days now. It is sturdy and rugged, but also lighter and easier to use throughout the day than my other nailer. I haven’t had any jams yet and I’m very happy with it. For the money, it’s an excellent value that I would highly recommend!

Love this nailer. Light and easy to load and handle. Didn't leave any marks on the siding like my old nailer did and I haven't had a jam yet. At this price I don't think you can find better. Well done.