ARROW Staple Gun T50 Heavy Duty Kit with 1875 Staples and Remover

I recently decided to change the fabric on my 40 years old dinning room chairs and for the most part I am happy how the chairs turned out. The staple works well but you need a steady hold and muscles to pull the trigger. I had to go on You Tube to figure out how to load the staples which turn out to be easy. Also the fabric I used was thick so penetrating the staple was tricky. I cut out as much fabric as I could to make the job easier. I only had 6 chairs to do and didn't want to go into a big expense but if I had more work to do I would have purchased a gun with easier power. For the price - and the look - I was happy.

I am using this product to replace carpeting on my boat trailer using 1/2 inch staples. It works perfectly with little effort. After reading a few of the reviews I thought that Arrow may of reduced their quality but was wrong. I suspect some of the reviews may of been due to a lack of experience with the user. You need to apply a little pressure which is always required when using a gun of this sort. No jamming and I couldn’t be happier with this product.

good product, does the job, is very sturdy,however it will work the heck out of your hands. Thumb specifically. you have to put a lot of power into pressing down on the liver. Other than that it works fine

Works very well. Easy to load and easy to squeeze trigger. Like most manual staplers, you do have to hold the tip down to get a the staples to seat well. I have not had any issues in the short time that I have been using this stapler.

We’ve had this same model for years and love it. It’s very sturdy and well made. We mostly use it at Christmas when putting up lights and such. But you surly will not be disappointed.

The design of this stapler is such that you can't apply good pressure when stapling. There is no place to put your hand to apply said pressure. Thus, your projects will require you to follow up with a hammer to get the staples fully embedded in your base. My projects have all been into wood through rope and not one was able to make it through the rope and get well entrenched in the wood. I'm disappointed.

This is my second one. First one lasted about 1 1/2 years with everyday use. I use it to staple shipping labels to wooden crates.

I dont know if we just werent pushing hard enough but the staples sometimes didnt want to fire all the way into the material. There were some times we had to hammer them down.