I ain't got a gat but I got a soldering gun.
348069
I used this to repair headphones and to solder some LED lights, this is for small projects not anything big
if you want to work on big projects spend money on a good soldering iron.
Rechargeable batteries are a must for this.
2056317
for the price - this worked for me.

i am not a "tool" person, so i can not rate it like others might be able to. i needed solder, bought this, and it worked...

what i didn't like (which took a star from the rating) - the solder is wrapped EXTREMELY loose on the little spool and falls/ slides off. i don't know if that is something typical with solder, but i didn't like it!
2071442
I do a lot of car wiring. I really like this soldering gun. No waiting to heat up, maybe 5 seconds. I would buy again.
1633840
There I was, locked in the holding chamber by the most devious of villains, Sir Kit. His ultimatum: solder 500 capacitors onto a perfboard within 5 minutes, or the walls of my chamber would squeeze me dead, much like resistors squeeze the life out of parallel connections. I was provided with a "soldering iron". I can't say it was much more than a piece of metal with a heating element, with no rhyme nor reason as to the heating or the rate thereof.

Knowing that pre-heating the iron would take more time than I could afford to lose, I resigned myself to a gruesome death and sat down to ruminate on my mediocre life, my squandered youth, and the wonders of 2-day shipping. I had only just begun to imagine the fulfillment centers when I noticed the unmistakable glint of metal in the corner of the room. Was this, perhaps, some mechanism I could manipulate to prevent my impending doom? I approached cautiously, and found to my disappointment that this was merely another soldering iron, albeit with the benefit of a temperature readout and a sturdy stand.

How long had it been since I had seen the warm glow of a digital display? My memory was fuzzy, but I felt that I would enjoy this. Still believing that actually performing Sir Kit's ludicrous challenge was beyond my capability, I plugged in the base station and set the temperature to 375 deg C. I blinked, and it was there. For a moment I stood staring, a lifetime of learned presumptions shattered in a single moment by a mere soldering iron. For the first time in my predicament, I had hope. Hope that I checked, of course, protecting my heart from what was surely a devious scheme on the part of that Machiavellian villain. Surely this wasn't the real temperature of the heating element.

Regardless, I sat down to attempt to solder the capacitors. I caught a whiff of the tinning evaporating from the iron, and I knew. I knew that it was ready, and so was I. Working quickly, I managed to solder 50 capacitors in a minute. I managed 100 the next. That was when I realized that my efforts were indeed futile, having wasted at least a minute before plugging in the new iron. Hastily I grabbed my wire cutter, and cut off a lead from one of the capacitors.

I am etching this story into the floor for the next victim, such that they may realize that what they believe to be is not necessarily what is, and that technology often surpasses human expectation in a fascinatingly incredible way. The walls have begun to move, I must get back to ruminating about a life well lived, with an epiphany towards the end.
4479756
Gun is awsome ain't got to shoot it yet becomes the tank they send u don't even fit on the gun u gotta spends the extra money and go buy a new co2 tank
2126198
This tip works in an old soldering gun that is so good that nothing on the present market can replace.  I'm happy to have to have this tool working again.  the picture showing the threads was important to identify that it was going to fit in my gun.
602713
I picked this up with the thought of someday attempting on learning to break down and reassemble my glock.  that won't happen for a while but i have in the bag.
2678982
It works, but one of the RF shields on the Rx came loose as the solder was not done well. As soon as I opened the package I could hear the loose shield rattling around. I have forgone any ability to return this by opening the unit up and properly soldering the shield in place. I was lucky I did not power it up before fixing this as I could have easily shorted out components.  We will see how it last in the long run, but I don't have high hopes by what I saw when I had it open.
2931031
Had to replace motor after I broke wire. Need basic soldering skills but it is do-able.
663577
better than I expected and better than one at a local gun shop.
4519757
Perfect replacement for my old soldering gun.  Quick heat, good balance.
2783813
Totally worth, you will need to use plastic cement to assemble the Little Armory M4A1 though
4534201
It works, but mine arrived with one of the solder joints not completed.  Not a big enough deal to return it, but should have been caught by QA. Had I been at a store, I would have just grab another one from right behind it.
577562
I would have liked it better if it would fit any of the soldering guns I have. Weller makes very good soldering guns but the diameter of the barrel  is different from gun to gun,
2254326
Once you figure out how to properly solder to these bullets it's pretty easy. The hard part is snapping the bullets into the plastic connector. I had to use a metal rod and hammer the bullets to seat it. After that it's easy to adjust the tension between the male and female connectors.
2212559
It works.  Saved me the trouble of cobbling together my own solution with a soldering iron.
3859723
Mine seemed to work OK. Didn't have much of a load on it but these are easily repairable if displaying load issues. Usually a bad soldering job that needs to be redone.