Heavy Duty, 4-in-1 with 2400 Staples, Manual Brad Nailer Power Adjustment for Wood, Crafts, Carpentry, Decoration DIY

Nice looking tool that serves its purpose at a sensible price.

This was awesome for securing mesh to some attic vents squirrels had messed up. Easy to use and secured well to wood.

I was bird-proofing the barn at our off-grid property. I needed to fasten dozens of tailored, shaped pieces of galvanized 1/2-in mesh hardware-cloth between the ends of the purlins. I bought a battery-powered Ryobi staple-gun for the task, but bought this as a backup, in case the Ryobi failed in mid-job (it's a round-trip of over 100 miles to a good hardware store).As it turned out, the Ryobi worked like a champ, never jammed or failed. BUT...having this little manual stapler was a god-send. It fit into corners where we couldn't use the bigger staple-gun, and it allowed two of us to work at the same time. I've since found several other tasks where having this stapler on hand made a job a lot easier. Mostly, it stays in my range-bag, it does a bang-up job (pun intended) fastening targets to target-boards.It's fairly light, doesn't take up much space, and is simple to load and use. One warning: if you try to use it to pound in 1,000 staples, your hand may not last the day...it is a heavy squeeze to fire the mechanism.

Put it to work 20 minutes after I got it it worked great came with 4 different staples I would recommend it for sure it's a good stapler and for a good price.

Very hard push. You have to be very firm when pressing but it work very well

HAVE YOU EVER BOUGHT SOMETHING AND HATED IT RIGHT OF THE BOX, this thing is so hard to squeeze its ridiculous, im still trying to figure what size staples to buy for it, its garbage!

Very very small. Don't fit my hands. Only 3 fingers can fit. Also Very hard to squeeze. Junk junk junk. Get better at walmart.

Hard to use especially if you have small hands, but very effective.