SENCO 430101N SLP20XP 1-5/8-Inch Pneumatic 18 Gauge Brad Nailer with Case

Been using Senco for a decade or more, still holding strong and being used daily. Only got a new one, because we added a new guy!

I bought this gun to replace an existing one that I had for approximately 15years. The new gun has not disappointed. The purchase was delivery on time.

I have been a professional finish carpenter since I was 17 years old. I have always been given these Senco brad nailers by my boss to use on the job, they have never failed me. My first nailer that I bought for myself was a Hitachi finish gun, brad gun, compressor kit from Lowes. Loved the the compressor barely ever used it, loved the finish gun definitely put that to the test, and hated the brad gun. The Hitachi brad gun had some major issue. I've also used Porter and Cable brad guns and Bostitch brad guns. This Senco is definitely the best, well worth the price. Did not come with a NPT plug, which was a little odd, but no problem, just went and picked one up for a couple bucks at local hardware store. All around good buy will give you years of reliability.

Reliable

Love the Senco line of products.If only it were less a pain to remove the safety features..Yes.they are there for a reason. However that safety option gets in the way for someone who shoots thousands of nails a day. Just MY personal thought. The gun is worth its weight in gold on a construction site.Invest in the best. Leave the rest.Added note. The last gun lasted 10 years.

Bought this to replace my 20+ year old Senco SLP20. It led a hard life. Rebuild kit was $50 but I wasn't 100% sure that would fix it so I decided to bite the bullet and buy a new one. I'm confident this one will last the rest of my life. Yes Senco's are more then horror freight but you get what you pay for (most of the time). Buy once, cry once.

Hits like a new gun. Lightweight. Looks sweet. The safety is real nice. So far so good. I don't like how the the gun doesn't fit in the case when the senco hook is installed. Can't even cut the case to allow clearance to shut it as you would have to cut clear through the case. Will have to put it in a bag if you want the hook on the gun. I can live without the senco hook.

I own a high end cabinet shop and we use brad nailers all day long. I recently replaced a couple and bought a makita AF 505 for $90 and this one. The makita jammed 3 times in the first two weeks and my guys spent valuable time taking it apart. This one has a whole different feel in the hand and you can tell it was built by a company that specializes in pneumatic nailers. It works perfectly, as it should. I highly recommend spending the extra $ for this gun. you will not be disappointed.