Metabo HPT 15 Gauge Angled Finish Nailer, Selective Actuation, NT65MA4

I give this 2 thumbs up and 5 stars plus. Purchased to replace my over 20 year old Bostich N60. The cost to rebuild the N60 was higher than the cost of the Metabo tool. The Metabo is actually a Hitachi gun only with Metabo name. Some time ago Metabo purchased Hitachi's gun line to expand their market. A friend of mine who is a career wood whacker has several Hitachi tools and swears by them. Okay enough trivia. Right out of the box I could tell this was a quality tool. I have been in construction both rough and finish for decades. First shot of the gun convinced me that this was a serious tool with lots of punch. It looks to be a tremendous value for the money. The tool has many adjustment features. To clear a jam you only need to lift a lever and remove the nail. Some of my other tools required an allen wrench. BTW it never Jammed. This tool will shoot 4 different nail sizes from 1 1/4 to 2 1/2 making it very versatile. I "toe nailed" over 100 nails today and it worked perfectly. NO jams no miss fires. I HIGHLY recommend this tool especially at the bargain price.

Great for work!

It drives nails well and rarely mis-fires. In all honesty it works about as well as my better brand guns. Long term I don't think this will hold up like the big names but for the cost it was hard to go wrong. I've got a few thousand nails through it so far. I've dropped it in the dirt accidentally. Still works. Easy to set the depth on the nail too.

Picked this up on sale going out of my usual brand preferences but knowing metabo is a solid pro brand. To functions flawlessly and never miss fires UNLESS you bump it in a certain way and the follower jumps past the nails in the rack. Not a big deal if you notice it right away but has resulted in a few extra nail holes that need filling. Not a deal breaker but compared to my MAX and Makita nailers where you need to pull the follower back load the nails and then release the follower, I will take the extra step for reliability any day. That being said when nails are loaded and follower is in place this tool is 100% solid and I do not regret the purchase.

Nice !

Glad I got this nailer. My red model crapped out on me in the middle of a project. As soon as I got it in, which was fast, I started nailing with it. I came with the air quick connect already mounted so literally I started nailing and 3 days later I finished the project without a single hiccup from the nailer. Really glad I chose this model. I was surprised by its performance but more surprised by how light it was. I would buy it again.

They never should’ve changed the name from Hitachi, most people don’t recognize this as being made by Hitachi. The quality and build on this particular item is absolutely excellent and extremely user-friendly very reliable. I have cycled over 10,000 nails through this already not one flaw.

Not a bad nail gun. I use Senco a lot and its not as nice but works very good for the home owner. A lot of plastic parts but I used it all day on a home project and it did good.

I debated on whether or not to get a battery-powered finish nailer, but ultimately the light weight of this unit won out. It works great and drives to a consistent depth.

Arrived today, almost a week later than original promise but kind of understandable when I discovered the product was shipped from the USA. Haven't used it yet but impressed with the product quality based upon visual inspection and feel. My only criticism is the fact that the user guide states that Standard Accessories supplied are Safety Glasses, Nose Cap and Case but no Nose Cap supplied. Have ordered a two pack(no other option) from Amazon rather than returning the item due to missing components and discovered that the small rubber caps will cost more than £18 ie almost 12% of the nailer. Watch this space for more news when I finally get to use it.

I will use it in few days but it’s I bought due to very good reviews

Very good, no issues

Bought to install the fibercement trims (james hardie) on the corner and around the windows and doors. Ended up not having the time to do it before winter. I found a contractor who told me he would install my siding on warmer day during winter. I advised him I planned to use this nailer with stainless nail. He never used one before and always face nailed trim with his standard nailer. I insisted so he went on and used it. Well… He bought himself the same nailer after my project ( he in fact wanted to buy mine ! ). I decided to keep it and plan to sell my 16g nailer. Never had a jam. I used senco stainless nail and griprite. Only downside to this nailer is its not as popular as 18g and 16g so finding nails locally is a little more complicated (around here at least, especially stainless nails)