Freeman PFS105 Pneumatic 10.5-Gauge 1-9/16" Fencing Stapler With Adjustable Metal Belt Hook And Case

Works great on the ranch nailing up fencing .

Pros:Heavy-Duty Power: This stapler is a beast when it comes to driving those heavy 10.5-gauge staples. It's built for the job and can handle even the toughest fencing projects.Efficiency: What used to take me hours with a manual stapler now gets done in a fraction of the time. It's a real time-saver, and as a day trader and investor, time is money.Durability: I've put this thing through some serious work, and it's holding up like a champ. It feels well-built and ready to tackle more fencing projects in the future.Consistency: The stapler consistently sinks those staples deep and securely. No more worrying about loose fencing or repairs down the line.Cons:Pricey Investment: I'll admit, this stapler isn't cheap, but in my book, it's worth every penny for the time and effort it saves. Buy once, Cry once.Requires Compressor: You'll need an air compressor to power this beast, so it's not exactly a grab-and-go tool. But if you're like me and have other pneumatic tools, it's a breeze to set up.In the end, the Freeman Pneumatic 10.5-Gauge Fencing Stapler is a real game-changer for any serious fencing work. It might have a bit of a price tag, but the efficiency, durability, and consistent results make it an excellent investment for a guy like me looking to maximize my time and, ultimately, my investments. It's a tool I can count on, just like I count those market gains.

I was overwhelmed, recently bought a hobby farm and was tasked with installing nearly 2 miles of fencing. The thought of pounding in literally thousands of staples had me sweating bullets. In comes the freeman staple gun!While it’s a huge time saver it does have some quirks that hold it back a bit from being a nearly perfect tool!1. You have to oil it, and you have to do it a lot! I noticed when it started acting up (jamming, misfiring, double shooting) a quick shot of air tool oil would quickly bring it back around2. It’s heavy, it’s not unwieldy and the balance is quite good. It’s just plain heavy!3. The staple loading process is a little frustrating and honestly the spring holding the staples in the slide could be stronger and I do believe could reduce the misfires, jams etc.4. I really wish it held more staples! A longer slide would have been awesome (nitpicky I know)Other than that, just buy it and deal with the quirks! It’s a life saver!!

Nothing to dislike about this power tool. I started the project nailing staples manually, had a portable compressor and decided to give this a try. For the price (not to mention the ease of ordering on Amazon), I would give this a 5 star + if there was a rating for it.

I use good quality air nail guns for my work. This one is ok, and I would recommend it if you were putting staples in your fence. I would have given it 5 stars, but it does a lot of misfires. I always oil my nail guns, and this one was no exception. I cannot confirm that it is the gun or just the sticks of staples. I did use the 1-9/16 staples the mfg recommends. I ran the gun at 95 psi, and when it did deliver a staple, it finished almost perfect every time. A few needed to be hammered in. I ran about 900 staples through the unit. Over all, it is pretty well built, and is a bit heavy, but manageable. I most liked the fact that I didn't have to swing a hammer for hours putting staples in my new fence. My fence was made of feed lot panels stapled to 2x6 PT lumber.

I've never used a pneumatic gun before. I always had someone else use theirs. But I recently retired, so now I do these tasks by myself. I needed to replace the top half of the stall dividers in my barn and decided to use horse wire fencing. I sure didn't want to hammer in all those staples by hand, thus this purchase. Well I just finished and I used right at 800 staples with not a single failure or jam. The gun was easy to figure out, easy to load and easy to use. I don't normally give reviews but this stapler really impressed me!I used the Freeman FS105G78 10.5-Gauge 7/8" Glue Collated Barbed Fencing Staples.

I wish they had these when I was a kid, this saves so much time and arm strain. worth 4 times what they are asking. sometimes you have to hit the trigger twice to get it to staple but its better then bashing your thumb. hook a small compressor to a generator on a small trailer and move right down your fence row.

I bought this to install 600' of field fence after the new model came out and the price dropped to $155.I had one jam while driving over a half a box of the same brand nails. I kept it oiled up well and didnt try to go too crazy fast.I noticed that the staples can become bent inward causing them to slightly pinch the feed rail. The pressure causes the staples to hang up or not feed well. I'm certain that caused my one and only misfeed/jam.