Is this gun quality and long-term durability a bargain or spend more of the Great Stuff all-steel gun?
1517206
This is an excellent alternative to the more expensive Great Stuff gun. I used it several times and this gun gets the job done with no issues! You wouldn't even know the difference!
1517207
I have only used it 1 week. Worked as well as the more expensive gun I had a few years ago.
1517208
Disclaimer: I'm no pro at this! That said, I've had mine two months and am happy with my decision. I usually prefer high quality over plastic, but my philosophy going into a product like this was that it's almost one of those semi-disposable items. While I have the best of intentions (bought the cleaner, and try to maintain it as I should), I figured I'd probably eventually end up gumming up the inside or some other stupidity on my part before I wore it out. I suppose the Great Stuff gun might fare better if you were to drop it or something like that, but at half the price this one seems like a pretty good bargain to me.
1517209
I feel the gun is of good quality for the money spent on it. I sealed a very large barn with it and went thru about 2 bottles of foam with no problem. I cleaned it out properly right away. I used it to seal in between every board that would otherwise seep air through it. I was under the impression it would spray on.....but that was not how it was to be used. I realized that after I went back and read about it more thoroughly. I was able to adjust the amount I wanted for the cracks to be filled. I actually bought way to much foam�� since I thought it would spray out.
1517210
Disclaimer: I'm no pro at this! That said, I've had mine two months and am happy with my decision. I usually prefer high quality over plastic, but my philosophy going into a product like this was that it's almost one of those semi-disposable items. While I have the best of intentions (bought the cleaner, and try to maintain it as I should), I figured I'd probably eventually end up gumming up the inside or some other stupidity on my part before I wore it out. I suppose the Great Stuff gun might fare better if you were to drop it or something like that, but at half the price this one seems like a pretty good bargain to me. Disclaimer: I'm no pro at this! That said, I've had mine two months and am happy with my decision. I usually prefer high quality over plastic, but my philosophy going into a product like this was that it's almost one of those semi-disposable items. While I have the best of intentions (bought the cleaner, and try to maintain it as I should), I figured I'd probably eventually end up gumming up the inside or some other stupidity on my part before I wore it out. I suppose the Great Stuff gun might fare better if you were to drop it or something like that, but at half the price this one seems... » Read More Disclaimer: I'm no pro at this! That said, I've had mine two months and am happy with my decision. I usually prefer high quality over plastic, but my philosophy going into a product like this was that it's almost one of those semi-disposable items. While I have the best of intentions (bought the cleaner, and try to maintain it as I should), I figured I'd probably eventually end up gumming up the inside or some other stupidity on my part before I wore it out. I suppose the Great Stuff gun might fare better if you were to drop it or something like that, but at half the price this one seems like a pretty good bargain to me. « Show Less
1377940
I believe this gun will last several years even under heavy use. If you start a using CO2 cartridge you might as well finish it as it will slowly leak off in a few weeks
1220901
I talked with Hornady because I was curious about the warranty and they told me that it has a lifetime warranty. I've put thousands of cases through mine and it works wonderfully. It's rugged as a tank too!Add: Most of the bad reviews that I've read have to do with improper set-up. Truth is, the instructions are not that clear, so I'll bet that happens a lot. But once it is set up (especially the cam lock) it is dead accurate and doesn't drift:)
2198745
It depends upon what you shoot the most. I have both and enjoy them both. They are both a bargain.
260597
Steel - I did research on this guitar before my purchase and I can tell you the guitar is a great buy and sound is warm. Check out all the reviews on line virtually no one has anything bad to say. Go for it you'll love it and it will give you years of pleasure.
1587351
It's so cheap because this attachment is mainly intended for airsoft use. For the price, hell I'd just buy one and test it out. If it works then you just got yourself quite the steal, if not, then no harm no foul.Personally, this is a very solid sight. It's all metal and has survived several drops on my AR replica. I believe it will hold up.
1985487
I have never owned that gun, but the mag is pretty universal for the guns I have seen. I would go for it
1506716
As with any gun they don't like the wet. It will perform normally but it's important to dry it out & give it a liberal coat of water dispersing lubricant like Boeing T-9 or something Teflon based. Chinese steel seems to rust rapidly. Overall for the money,I've been happy with mine.
1542754
Bostitch is AMONG the best brands. Every brand makes good and not so good. Usually the more you spend, the better the tool. Bostitch makes some tough guns that stand up to abuse. I've had good luck with them, but I've also had really good luck with Porter Cable framing nailers. Ours take a lot of abuse, and keep going. Last couple Bostitch nailers I bought had bolts that came loose and fell out. One of my guns fell completely apart, but we got new bolts and put it back together with threadlocking liquid. I still like the Bostitches though. They're also quite powerful. I just wish they'd get the bolt thing fixed at the factory! Bostitch is AMONG the best brands. Every brand makes good and not so good. Usually the more you spend, the better the tool. Bostitch makes some tough guns that stand up to abuse. I've had good luck with them, but I've also had really good luck with Porter Cable framing nailers. Ours take a lot of abuse, and keep going. Last couple Bostitch nailers I bought had bolts that came loose and fell out. One of my guns fell completely apart, but we got new bolts and put it back together with threadlocking liquid. I still like the Bostitches though. They're also quite powerful. I just wish they'd get... » Read More Bostitch is AMONG the best brands. Every brand makes good and not so good. Usually the more you spend, the better the tool. Bostitch makes some tough guns that stand up to abuse. I've had good luck with them, but I've also had really good luck with Porter Cable framing nailers. Ours take a lot of abuse, and keep going. Last couple Bostitch nailers I bought had bolts that came loose and fell out. One of my guns fell completely apart, but we got new bolts and put it back together with threadlocking liquid. I still like the Bostitches though. They're also quite powerful. I just wish they'd get the bolt thing fixed at the factory! « Show Less
2123528
I do that anyways so far I see no problem.The gun looks very sturdy.It is just hard to get a good group.May be it's too light or the components are not well designed.I will not recommend this gun at the 240.00$ price range.
650044
It is synthetic so it's good for all weather, and the difference between the original wood stock and this one is you won't have that hard steel butt plate slamming your shoulder after repetitive use, recoil is still felt but I'd say reduced by 20% besides all that, it just looks freakin awesome!!!!
1228399
It is very durable, just the screw came out of the back of the stock for the battery comp., so I had to tape it. The page for the product says it can fire 750 rounds per minute, but the mag only holdes about 300 (at least thats what it says on the box). It is mostly metal, such as the gearbox and barrel, but the stock, both grips, and stocks ar plastic. I STRONGLY agree with buying this.
128213
It's so cheap because this attachment is mainly intended for airsoft use. For the price, hell I'd just buy one and test it out. If it works then you just got yourself quite the steal, if not, then no harm no foul. Personally, this is a very solid sight. It's all metal and has survived several drops on my AR replica. I believe it will hold up.
1571799
Yep, definitely get the GK or GKP if you can afford it. Either is far superior to any of Cold Steel's stamped metal blades, like the RK. Sure the less expensive blades have the protective coating, but once it wears off through sharpening and use, it is just as susceptible to corrosion if not more so. The GK and GKP are monster blades, light and durable, and if properly maintained either will outlive you.
521528
I am a long-time beginner (I've wanted to learn to weld for years) and I think the Hobart is an excellent unit. I am not familiar with Longevity and Eastwood units but I do have a Sears Craftsman unit, which is like a soldering gun. I know of other no-name manufacturers of units sold by the likes of Harbor Freight. I'm no welding expert but I do know and study quality equipment. If I didn't buy the Hobart my other choices would have been Miller and Lincoln. I think both have comparable units that are more expensive than the Hobart with no or maybe a few more features.
49380
No this is a very sturdy gun, personally I had to purchase two because one was stolen, but I abuse the heck out of them and haven't had it break yet!
1900639
As to J Davis this is a great platform. Upgraded trigger assembly is $30. This is the best gun for the price and is very upgradable to make it extremely powerful. I have a friend who did the same stuff to his jbar 10 and the gun ended up breaking anyways. He now uses his l96. The difference is his base was 200 and upgrades even more for a gun that no longer works. This upgrade is good but get the metal trigger assembly also