Metabo HPT Pro Brad Nailer, Pro-Preferred Pneumatic Finish Power Nailer for Trim Work, Furniture Building, Lightweight and Durable with Aluminum Magazine, 18 Gauge, 5/8″ to 2″ Brad Nails, NT50A5

Great nail gun. Uses this to replace an old one if a cheaper model that wore out. I’m very happy with the improved quality of this one over my old brand.

Using this to redo all the baseboards in my home as well as some door trim. It’s very easy to see where nail will be placed. Nail holes are nice and clean. The dry fire lockout fires the last Brad in the magazine before locking out which is a great feature. Very solid and quality construction.

Good

Got it for my wife since she loves doing projects around the house. It was a great price for the brand you can’t go wrong. Wife loves it

Use these for finishing at work, and had to get one for myself!

Good nailer, took one star off because it wont shoot staples

This works well. Within 3 shots, I dialed in the mail depth perfectly and started nailing right away. At 100psi, it has good power to drive 1.5” nails into MDF boards. I set the regulator on my compressor to maintain consistent nail depth.

I liked the quality of the machine, the way it worked and even the box it came in! Imagine, they included a pair of safety glasses! Every other manufacturer I have purchased from tells you to use them, maybe shows you a picture, but that's it! I'll use the nail gun for residential trim, picture frames and other household chores and improvements. I really do look forward to a long ride with this gun.

Excellent brad nailer. Better construction than other major brands, and so far much longer lasting. Using this in a professional cabinet shop, and was so impressed I bought another one. I recommend this particular model to eveyone.

your crew will hate you, but its WAY better than the previous NT50AE2 version. recommended if you don't value your eardrums or you're working alone

When you write "PRO" all over your ad and even in the name, you expect it to meet somewhere on that level. Quality wise this nailer seems to be well made, but that's where it falls short. Shooting this nailer if you can get it to fire when you want, feels the same as the NT50ae2.. weak, loud and sloppy. The hole left behind 2x the size of my other nailers and is inconsistent almost every time. The air blower feature is nice but not a necessity. Magazine is nice, better than plastic. The hook is always a welcomed addition. Hitachi, NPT, Metabo whatever they call themselves these days should have taken the design of the guts in the original NT50AE and put it into these nailers. With the exception of the o-rings going bad, my NT50AE's are 30-35 years old and still going strong. Why can't they just remake those awesome nailers? I'm returning this and using my cheap Ridgid.. because its just a better nailer.