Hitachi NV65AH 2-1/2-Inch Coil Siding Nailer (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
Key features
- •Hitachi Power Tools has renamed to Metabo HPT. Same great tools, with only a new name.
- •Long lasting rubber grip for added comfort
- •Depth of drive adjustment to countersink or flush drive nails
- •Drives wire and plastic sheet collated nails for added flexibility
- •Plastic shield deflects wire collation for added safety
- •Comes with a 5-year limited warranty
Hitachi NV65AH 2-1/2-Inch Coil Siding Nailer (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.0
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Good, but takes a little practice.
7archer7•September 15, 2016
Works fine, but it takes a little getting the hang of the bump fire. If you are not careful it will fire so fast it will jam two nails in the head. While not too difficult to clear, it takes way too much time while trying to keep a project going. Easy enough to load and an exaggerated recoil motion should keep it from jamming.
Husband loves it
yolanda•May 26, 2016
So far so good my husband hasn't complained about it or anything so I'm thinking it's still working and in good shape.
Tough Gun but with problems
Paul L Randall•August 27, 2015
Very difficult to get nails started, much double firing and jammed gun. Works good after a few miss fires but a lot of wasted time results unjamming the gun. They last forever though.
Five Stars
Andy Kubes•October 29, 2014
Light weight and fine adjustment make this a must have if you do siding.
This nailer ONLY has one firing mode - Bump Nailing
E. Griffith•August 22, 2013
The nail gun only can fire bump style. This is useless when installing siding. Great for sheet good sheathing, but does not work with any type of siding because you easily end up with multiple fires. Siding requires accuracy that you cannot achieve bump style. You have to purchase an additional $50 kit to convert the gun. The limited directions with the kit say only authorized service centers can change it out and don't tell you how to actually change it. I did find directions on the web and change it myself. The tool description never mentions the firing mode or the fact that you have to purchase a kit to change it. I would have GLADLY paid the $40 more for the Makita which can manually select nailing mode. Way more useful!
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