DeWalt 20V MAX Brushless 15 Degree Cordless Coil Battery Powered Roofing Nailer with Tool-Free Nail Tray (Yellow and Black)

Smacks nails fast and hard runs well with standard nails. I ran 1-1/2" nails out of it. Does tend to hit hard, I had to back out the adjuster all the way on mine to get the setting right.These aren't cheap tools but they deliver on power and performance.Battery life is going to be less on these than the old version as the tool runs for about 5 seconds after pressing the foot down. But this does increase the performance of the tool as the flywheel stays at peak for longer. Much more consistent nail delivery than the old design.These are built to last. I treat mine like little babies, wipe them down kiss there booboos and tuck them in with a bedtime song but even if you beat them up they'll stand up to the punishment. Don't drop it off the roof onto cement but that's too much to expect from any tool.All of these flywheel tools are large and heavy. Be prepared for a bit of lugging, but no cords and no hoses is a benefit that a bit of extra weight is worth.

Did my entire roof with this gun. Only a few jams. Used two different brands of nails and two sizes. No problems. A bit heavy but easy to use. Does not come with battery or charger. Must buy separately.

Well-built and powerful. This nailer just like the Metabo is quality made and performs flawlessly. Not too heavy like the Metabo but enough for positive control and use. I use primarily use all Dewalt but have experience with other brands. I am not knocking the others because I like Metabo as well. I only needed the tool because of all of the chargers and batteries I have so this was a no brainer. It will not disappoint unless you don't know what you are doing.

Got it early and it works good looks good thank you.

Definitely heavier than an air coil nailer but is very handy not needing a hose especially when doing smaller jobs. Works well.

I’ve been roofing for 30 years. I’ve always wanted something like this to work. This gun does not beat the quickness of a pneumatic gun, but we don’t need it to.The use for me is repairs, or other jobs where I have a small amount of shingles to put on and don’t want to pack out the compressor, but it’s more than I want to hand nail.This tool also allows me to show up on a job, grab my bag and gun and start working while the layout man unpacks all the equipment and gets the hoses ran etc. I had a square installed on a new roof before needing the compressor, allowing me to be productive sooner than normal!I found that if the nails are tangled or not completely fresh, the gun will jam up. This is slight delay; but the gun has a great driver release option which allows you to get the driver out of the way quickly.I installed about 18sq using this gun over the weekend, (starting each side, running the valleys, etc). Also great for installing drip edge.

This was way better than I ever thought it would be. I will highly recommend this tool. I always used air and wanted to try one of these so I finally spent the money and was worth every penny!!!!!

Finally put this roofing nailer to work. Worked great for one package of shingles . After that will shoot one nail or two then you have to mess with it over and over . I got ripped off . Seems like it won’t advance the coil of nails to have a nail ready .This causes it to lock out .