Spotnails CB1538C 15 Gauge Composite Finish Nailer, 1/2" to 1-1/2"

Works well

This is hands down the worst nailer in the history of nailers. Every second shot is a jam. Is the nail actually in the board or does it just “look in”? You will find out when your board is flying through the shop. I might as well be nailing these down with a hammer.

I don’t understand some of these less than positive reviews. I bought the thing used from Amazon. It showed up completely unused in packaging hooked up 120 psi and shooting inch and a quarter composite spot nail- 15 gauge 32 mm through hardwood oak . zero issues zero shot failures , about two dozen composite nails with zero issues five star product . Paid $90 used

At first, it would not shoot the composite nails at all. Then I found that the trigger stops against a pin that is tied to the safety. If I manually push that pin out of the way, it will shoot one nail. Then, to shoot another I have to repeat that same process. Never had a problem with my Senco guns. But this one is a real pain to use.

keep getting stuck, the plastic nails keep expolding inside dose not matter what psi or in which wood im using it

Use this along with plastic nails for my cnc machine. I do wish it had a hanging clip to hang from wall

Great holding power and easy removal with a mallet tap. Works great for my CNC.

Was very optimistic about this complsite nailer. Once I got it, it just jammed and jammed and jammed. I know how to adjust for air pressure, I know how to clear a jam. This thing was unfortunately very frustrating and not worth the trouble. Buy an Omer B17P and use Raptor Nails, I suppose.