Metabo HPT Pneumatic Framing Nailer, 21-Degree, NR90AES1

This pneumatic nailer is in addition to a 22 degree Harbor Freight which I paid more money for years ago and is still very dependable. This Metabo 21 degree gun is easier and as dependable. After doing a complete search for a nailer I decided on the Metabo simply because it's the best value for the buck.

Amazing value for the price I paid I expected something different but was very pleased to find a quality product, well engineered, easy to use right out of the box. Smooth operation, well weighted, jam free, and so easy to load, reload, or change nail type. You cannot go wrong, just buy it!

I am thrilled with this nail gun. I've shot a lot of nails through it already and it has been flawless. Adding to that to the great price. I checked online and this nail gun was rated higher than more expensive brands as well. I'm very happy with it.

I already owned a Metabo trim nailer, I needed a frame nailer to repair my wooden privacy fence. Much light than the battery operated one I borrowed. This is an outstanding quality framing nailer, look forward to many years of use

Nailed a couple of thousand stainless framing nails with no jams or issues. Nailing depth is easy to set and this nailer really works well. Warranty and price were nice as well.

Bought this nail gun after looking at section display. This so far was a great purchase for a DIY project! So far no issues and the price was reasonable.

Usually use Torx screws but for my new shop addition I wanted to try a framing nailer. Was pleased I did.

Great value for the price plus I'm impressed with its lightweight construction. This nailer has great features that make it easy to use.

I saw a number of framing contractors using this nailer in my area so I decided to try one. I like the nailing power it has for how lightweight it is. However I wish that it came with an integrated rafter hook. I'm not a fan of an aftermarket rafter hoof addition. I would recommend this nailer exspeciallly if you are doing wall framing and not really needing it in roof framing because of that fact.

From the very beginning, this nailer had problems.I did the initial tests on it per the manual and things worked fine then. However, when I tried to use it for construction, it was a complete failure. It misfired more than it drove nails. I checked and rechecked to make sure there were sufficient nails loaded (some reviewers stated it often wouldn't fire the last few nails in a bunch), checked the pressure, added oil before using and it never worked properly. Because I didn't have time to wait for it to be repaired, I returned it and bought a different brand pneumatic nailer which, so far, is working very well.