Freeman PWC50 Pneumatic 16 Gauge 1" Wide Crown Stapler for Senco P Type Staples

Used it for a carpentry project and it worked great. No issues with it whatsoever.

Used for weekend project and put over 1000 staples through it without any issues.Used for putting up lath on wood and durock cement board and went through with ease, great gun.

I am a lather. I used this stapler at the jobsite I am stationed at, and I only got to use this on only one huge wall before it started falling apart!Now, I want to give this tool 5 stars. It is a brilliant tool, inexpensive, powerful, does what it's supposed to do..... but I do have to say that it is not made for heavy duty work.About 5000 staples in and the little knob that holds the magazine open falls apart. Then a little over 10000 staples and the drive guide breaks! It was unusable after that. It made me sad because I was actually having fun with the gun since it was very powerful. That's why I say, it's probably best for little side projects but not for construction jobsites.

I used this stapler to finish a 8x8 run for chicken and used 1/2-inch hardware cloth. Works like a charm with the staples that was sold with it. It is heavy duty enough for a homeowner.

Great Staple Gun. Easy to load and use and punches the staples in consistently and to the right depth every time. Great price.

I enjoyed using it. Works great for hanging vinyl siding. Weight is great.

This was a great purchase for me it's been an excellent staple gun I used it to hang metal lath before I did cultured stone,I used four different links of Staples 7/8 1 in inch and a quarter the staple gun would run anything I put through it this was an excellent investment for me as a Craftsman I would recommend it to the next guy

At the same time I ordered this stapler, there was a recommended "1 inch wide staple", but it was from DeWalt. Well, it turns out that the "1 inch wide staples" don't fit in this "1 inch wide stapler". Why recommend the staples then? Why aren't there "Freemen branded 1 inch staples" available for purchase AT THE SAME TIME!?This really screwed up my project timeline. Hopefully the replacement is appropriate. You can't buy these staples at the local store.

We purchased this stapler to do a staple down in floor heating job. For the money, it was an incredible value. We used it for around 14 hours straight and shot around 5000 staples. It performed adequately and the depth set gauge worked as intended, we were able to dial it in so that the staples would not pinch the pipe, but would hold it securely. We are quite happy with the value of this purchase.

The freeman stapler is working fine. Good value for dollars spent. Seems to be standing up fine. That being said, it is for my personal use so does not get abused by others. I am not using it as a production tool several hours a day.

We use any to staple lumber together at the joints. depth setting wheel is a bonus.

Nice and light, easy to manage, shingled a garage and shed for its first job.

I run a truss mill and we use these wide crown staplers to hold the truss together prior to plating.Our equipment gets beat up so I thought I'd buy cheap and replace. Had this gun for a year now and it's holding up great.I noticed the guys had our senco gun in the shelf and when I asked why they tell me they prefer the orange gun because it doesn't jam up.Well there you go!