Freeman PFS18 Pneumatic 18-Gauge 7/8" Fencing Stapler with Belt Hook

This is the perfect stapler. Bought this for my husband. He wanted this so he could staple screening around a deck in front of our shed to keep out critters. The stapler worked perfectly. No misfiring either. Highly recommend this product.

I used this to install 300' of welded wire mesh to a wooden post and rail fence. I used the Freeman brand 7/8 staples FS18G78 and they worked great! Every staple went in perfect and the stapler never jammed. Money well spent!

My stapler arrived a couple days ago and I just spent a few hours stapling 200 ft (out of 400 ft) of welded fence onto my wooden fence and it couldn't have gone better. Not a single misfire. Not a single issue. This cost only $15 more than renting on for a day would have cost. Best money I've spent in a while. Very impressed. So far, highly recommend.Update: Finished all 400-ft of my fence. Went through almost 2000 staples. Only had a couple double-fires. Thing performed beautifully. Oh, and *so* easy to load staples! Very happy with the purchase.

A nice stapler for the price. So far I haven't had any jam ups or problems.

Easy to use

I used this stapler to attach poultry wire to 4x4 treated posts for my chicken run. It drove the 5/8" Freeman galvanized staples perfectly (after I followed their instructions and fine tuned it) and cut my job time by probably 80% (compared to using the boxed poultry staples you have to hammer by hand). Thanks Freeman, that's a quality tool that does what you say it will. A far cry better than the Bostitch I bought for the same purpose.

Good

I built a catio and fired off hundreds of nails without a single issue. Used Senco 18-ga, 1/4" wide U nails that were 7/8" long. This is a great piece of equipment.

jams all the time, product is cheap enough, will only use it a couple of times a year so it will do the job, get what you pay for