Stanley TR250 SharpShooter Plus Heavy Duty Staple/Brad Nail Gun

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	Brand: Stanley Category: Home Improvement Original Price: ~~$19.99~~ Buy New: $19.65 as of Mar 16th, 2010 22:54 CDT You Save: $0 (2% Off) 2 In Stock Qty New (26) from $19.65 Seller: Ethan's Toys 4.0 out of 5 stars from 12 reviews Sales Rank: 1,572 Media: Tools & Hardware Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Number Of Items: 1 Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 3 Dimensions (in): 9 x 10 x 1 MPN: TR250H Model: TR250 UPC: 076174050073 EAN: 0076174050073 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days


Features: Easy-squeeze product works overtime as a staple gun, brad nailer, cable tacker and wire tacker All-metal drive channel ensures better penetration Less force to squeeze and more driving power Heavy duty aircraft-aluminum housing for long-lasting durability. Hi/Lo power lever for hard and soft materials. Flush-nose design solves the problem of stapling in tight spots Limited Lifetime Warranty

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Editorial Reviews Product Description The model No. TR250 Sharpshooter staple gun has an easy squeeze handle, requiring 30% less force while delivering a 37% increase in output. Easy squeeze staple gun operates as a staple gun, nailer, cable tacker, and screen canvas specialty tool. Handle lo

Customer Reviews: Showing reviews 1-5 of 12 1 2 3 next » Great value By Aurora V.2 (Minneapolis, MN United States) \| February 26, 2010 I needed a cheap staple gun for one project - recovering some cat scratching posts. This worked great. It took some strength to squeeze the trigger, but my daddy taught me to be tough. :O) Great stapler and brad nailer By John Crossett (USA) \| January 24, 2010 This is a solid entry level staple/brad nail gun. It is easy to use and great for the toolbox or around the house. I used it to weatherproof my windows with plastic and trim board, this gun went through the trim board with brad nails with no problem in the high setting. It was easy to handle, easy to load and easy to squeeze the handle. Overall I am pleased with this staple gun. I would recommend this product to others. Dont care for this By F. Smith (TX) \| January 23, 2010 \| 1 out of 2 found this review helpful I bought this item based on reviews from here, but unfortunately havent even used it yet. Finding the right staples is one problem right off the bat. Then being able to figure out exactly how it should work, which normally would be obvious, isnt as obvious with this thing. Part of the problem is with the poor instructions, which simply dont illuminate my question asking. Just disappointed at this time, if i had a bigger need for this item i would have already gone to a store and bought another stapler that would do the job. I cant recommend this thing to anyone, though... You need special staples manufactured only by Stanley and they are difficult to find! By Charles Darwin (New York, N.Y.) \| January 8, 2010 \| 1 out of 3 found this review helpful I bought this stapler on Amazon. When it arrived, I wanted to use it right away. But I couldn't. The reason is that it needs special staples that I have been unable to buy easily and economically. It requires unique staples that are made by Stanley. They are not readily available in neighborhood retail hardware stores. This stapler can not use Swingline staples. It needs staples approximately 1/16" narrower. Apparently, Lowes and Sears sells these staples but if you are not near one of these stores you are out of luck. The only alternative is to buy them on line and pay an astronomical amount for shipping for a small item. The price of shiping can be more than the price of the item. To say nothing of the wait for the item to arrive before you can start your project and use the stapler! Imagine being in the middle of a project or wanting to start a project immediately and finish quickly but you discover you ran out of staples. You can't go to the neighborhood hardware store. It's either traveling to a store that may be many miles away or ordering on line and waiting! Moreover, by making a stapler that can only use their own brand of unique staples they can charge more for the staples than is necessary. They have you over the barrell. It's rasom. It's like HP and their printers cartridges. No wonder why there is such a low opinion of American business practices. I wouldn't be so upset with this situation if at least Stanley would have been up front about the problem in their advertising on Amazon. In that way, I might have paid their ransom for their staples at the time of buying the staple gun and save shipping and time and start putting up my acoustical ceiling as soon as the stapler(with staples) arrived. I'm unable to do this because I have to first find a convenient place to buy their unique staples. So this may be a fine stapler, if you are prepared to pay ransom for the staples plus a lot of time and inconvience of finding a place to buy them. I'll probably sell this stapler on Craiglist for a loss. But I promise to be up front with prospective purchasers and tell them about the problem with the staples. I probably won't be able to sell it then! IMHO: Underated By Reviews By P. Elliott (Texas) \| October 19, 2009 \| 3 out of 3 found this review helpful I've had my Sharp Shooter Plus for a short time but after more than 2000 staples it has not jammed. If you use the manufacture recommended staples and brads you may not have a jamming problem. The manufacture recommends Stanley TRA 700 series or Arrow T50 staples. You can easily adjust the force of the brad nailer/staple gun with high/low adjustments. It also accomodates brads ½ to 5/8 inch and staples ¼ to 9/16. It's solidly made and has a good balance in your hands. Mine is actually yellow in color which make it easier to find. There's also a cable/wire guide to assist you in stapling down cables/wires. I (highly) recommend this tool for your tool box. Uses would apply to screens, signs, upholstery, insulation strips, holiday lights, cables/audio/wiring systems, framing, canvas art, radiant barriers etc. I am an avid DIY'r. Showing reviews 1-5 of 12 1 2 3 next »