Metabo HPTFinish Nailer with Air Duster, Pro-Preferred Pneumatic Power Nailer for Crown Moldings, Base Moldings, and More, Selective Actuation, 15 Gauge Angled, 1-1/4″ to 2-1/2″ Finish Nails, NT65MA4

In the past I used either Dewalt, Bostich, and Stanley nailers. I was satisfied with each of them. However, as the others wore out, I replaced then with Metabo pneumatic nailers. They are lighter and built extremely well. This Metabo HTP finish nailer does not disappoint. With the angle on it is quite maneuverable and great at fastening trim even in the tightst places. As a retired contractor/builder I recommend Metabo for pros or homeowners. Great product.

My 25 year old Porter Cable 15G pneumatic angle nail gun died. I purchased this after a quick search. I thought due to its light weight it would be cheap. However it worked like a charm. No misfires. Also the non marring tip is a very nice feature. Lastly the price I paid was extremely reasonable for what this nailer has to offer.

My finish nailer went south on me in the middle of a big project, needed a replacement quick, and had heard good things about Metabo nail guns. Still working on the projects but nailer has been problem free - no jams, no dead shots, seems easy to load. Well constructed, lightweight, and good balance! I think it's a great price point and takes any of the after-market nails I've fed it. Can't ask for much more - might be better ones but I'm a home project hack and needed something to see me through. I give it 2 drops of good oil before each use and hoping it lasts several more years.

Picked this up on sale going out of my usual brand preferences but knowing metabo is a solid pro brand. To functions flawlessly and never miss fires UNLESS you bump it in a certain way and the follower jumps past the nails in the rack. Not a big deal if you notice it right away but has resulted in a few extra nail holes that need filling. Not a deal breaker but compared to my MAX and Makita nailers where you need to pull the follower back load the nails and then release the follower, I will take the extra step for reliability any day. That being said when nails are loaded and follower is in place this tool is 100% solid and I do not regret the purchase.

This finish nailer by Metabo does what a nailer should do. It is a welcome relief after being profoundly disappointed by the DeWalt version whichis almost identical. This nose piece amy seem to be a clumsy mechanism, but it works properly, easy to manage. The DeWalt version with its very small sliding trigger release was very difficult to use when nailing at an angle. This one much better.

I liked the weight and size. Easy of getting nails. Great value, hasn’t jammed so far. Noise level is acceptable. Speed is good as well.

Debated going with the Senco finish nailer but decided to give the Metabo a try. It works great so far, only used it for a couple of weeks so far. Haven’t had any jams or failures to feed. If it holds up I will probably switch to the Metabo framing nailer when the old Senco finally quits. The ease of depth of drive adjustment is definitely a plus.

Great tool lightweight and balanced