Arrow PowerShot 5700 Forward Action Staple Gun

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this the same day that I bought it....amazing! It is much easier than the staplers where the staples come out the opposite end of where you are pushing down.......on the nose. Somebody really did their homework with this one. Thanks.....and God bless!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] wen have 500 flags to attach to flagpoles using 2 staples each before we used to spend much time using the other styles stapler guns,after some troubles last years this time I went to buy a new machine and found this light easy to use stapler so easy to work we finish the job in less than 4 hours

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My purchase this glue gun. It heats up fast, it has high and low temperature, my first time using it I glued metal to Wood artwork and it did really well, It has a fine tip so you get point accuracy. I would say for the price you can't go wrong.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used the Powershot 5700 multiple times with my furniture and woodworking projects. I previously had the T50, which was a fantastic tool, also. Decided to upgrade when I started to need Brad nails for my smaller projects and backings for the bookcases and shelves I was making. You know you have a great product when you don't even think about a different brand being available.

Loved this tool for about 750 trigger pulls/pushes, after which it started to misfire and jam. Had to disassemble and repair the area where the hammer pushes the staple through. the head guard/guide was loose and allowed the staples to jam the exit. It was an easy fix using a punch, hammer and vise. It now actually works better than new.

Just bought this and got 10 staples in, which didn't go all the way in I might add. I had to hammer them down. Now, it's completely jammed. Now I know my way around tools and can disassemble this no problem, I just don't want to. I shouldn't have to. I have upholstered and used plenty of staplers to know this is trash and highway robbery for my buck. Not to mention the time it's already taken from me . I do not recommend.

In the manual it states "in the UNLIKELY event of a staple jam" in the first hour of use I have had to clear nearly as many jams as I've installed staples. Don't waste your money and instead buy anything else. A hammer and manually driving staples would have more success.

I purchased the powershot stapler for a huge insulation project. The stapler worked for 25 staples or so before jamming over and over. I fix it and crawl into a tight spot and I can not even get 2 staples out before wiggling out. Is there something I can do to correct the issue?

I purchased a second unit due to the first one which I owned for a few years kept jamming every few staples that would go in properly. Unfortunately this second unit acted in exactly the same manor within just a few minutes of use. I am installing bubble foil insulation in a shed and should be an easy project but lucky to get 3 -5 good staples in before the jam will happen.

I have to sqeeze the handle 2-3 times to get it to shoot.... and then most of the times the staple comes out, but it just hangs there. So, I've gone through tons of staples just to get a few to shoot. It was brand new.