Performance Tool W54250 Ratcheting Caulk Gun with Built-In Nozzle Cutter for Easy Material Application

Not complicated engineering, but does exactly what is needed. I am a casual user and this caulk gun is the perfect balance between quality and price. Would by again

This caulking gun works very well and it's a good buy for the money.

great caulk gun at a budget price, handle is easy to the grip and perfect for the jobs around the house or light commercial.

This thing works.

I had a cheap chalking gun that I seldom used and after many years it finally wore out so I bought this one. This one I'd rate as sturdy but not heavy-duty and good for occasional use. if you use a chalking gun regularly you should probably get a heavier duty one. The rubber padding on handle makes it comfortable to use. The bend in plunger rod makes it convenient to hang up. The tube piercing rod sticks out and would have been better not to have it - so I deducted one star on rating for this. Other than that it works well and say it is a good buy.

The standard low end caulking gun. Good if you need a spare quick, but not for heavy use. The thing bends with any force and the ratchet is iffy. At least it doesn't cost much. It works, usually.

A little disappointed with this gun, came in with the tube carrier bent up, with the piston running the bottom of that carrier. tried to bend it down, and was really not able to much without possibly kinking it, it isn't that it doesn't work but this will cause the tube piston to be canted when in operation which will cause and already has tube contents to spill out the back into the vacated part of the tube and getting on the piston of the gun, probably just a poorly but together gun or damaged in transit although the box didn't look that bad. one other thing handle or trigger if you would is designed more for large hands, probably to give more flow off of one pull, but with medium to small hands it's a bit of a stretch.

Ratcheting mechanism does not work. Metal tube is supposed to push against tube with each trigger squeeze. Purchased in March and just pulled it out to begin some summer renos. Bought a lemon.

I don't know if it's when he threw it on the concrete porch or what but it ain't working. I don't know like I said I don't know if it's cause he threw it on the front porch or if it was just wasn't in the working in the first place.

100 PERCENT PIECE OF CHEAP TRASH!!! Squeezed handle 2 times, and the ratcheting mechanism stripped. STAY AWAY FROM THIS JUNK!! Found a much better one at my local hardware store, at half the price! "Performance Tool", more like Performance TRASH!