Arrow PT50 Oil-Free Pneumatic Staple Gun, Professional Heavy-Duty Stapler for Wood, Upholstery, Carpet, Wire Fencing, Fits 1/4”, 5/16”, 3/8", 1/2", 9/16” Staples , Red

This stapler performed perfectly! I would recommend it to anyone. I ran over 1000 staples through it in one day and it never misfired once. I stapled half inch hardware cloth on mulch bins and it was a lifesaver to use. My staples were T50 , 1/2” & 9/16”. U hold the tip firm to the wire and it stapled flush.Patrick

Works as it should. Cheap to replace if needed. But so far so good!

Was tasked to re-screen the patio, using only an electric staple gun. This was not cutting the mustard. This tool was an awesome find and priced below what I expected to pay. Worked great straight out of the box (after oiling). The add lists as oil free (or something like that). If you're new to air tools: unless you have an "oiler" connected to your compressor, oil this tool just like any other pneumatic tool. You will find this info in the manual. Slap to the hand Arrow, I found the add info a little misleading. I digress... 5-Star, great buy! Manual suggests running at 60-100PSI, my compressor wouldn't hang at 100 and after dropping the PSI down to around 90, I was concerned there wouldn't be sufficient pressure(stapling to many times painted PT lumber). This was not the case, I have only run about 2k staples though the tool but no jams, tweaked staples or failures. Compared to other brand named nail and brad guns I own, this tool looks to be built as well and performance wise, is as much fun to use.

Worked perfectly. I was shooting in half inch staples and they went in perfectly. Never had a misfire.

Works fine when filled with only a half strip of staples. When a full strip of staples is inserted, it often does not fire a staple at all. It has also opened the staple fill latch a few times on its own during use. Overall, it works, but with the noted annoyances

Simple setup. Easy to use. Makes stapling so much quicker and is easier on the hands than a regular stapler. It feels well made.

Used it to reupholster the seat on an ATV. Worked great. Use stainless staples.

My latest project, I snagged an Arrow PT50 Oil-Free Pneumatic Staple Gun, hoping for a tool that could keep pace with my lofty DIY ambitions—and it didn't disappoint. This stapler drives staples like a dream. Tip: Make sure your compressor’s output is adjustable for ensuring your staples don’t dive too deep into your project, preserving the integrity of your materials.Not once have I faced a jam or a misfire, which is saying something. If you’ve ever been in the flow, only to be rudely interrupted by a stubborn tool, you know how much of a mood killer that can be. The PT50, however, has been a solid ally, chugging along without a hiccup. It feels robust in hand—not too heavy, not too light—a Goldilocks kind of "just right" for hours of use without leaving you feeling like you’ve arm-wrestled a gorilla.Whether you’re decking out a birdhouse, reupholstering furniture, or tackling some serious woodwork, this professional heavy-duty stapler doesn’t just meet the mark; it blows right past it (with the wrong air settings :) For anyone on the fence about investing in a pneumatic stapler, let the Arrow PT50 be your nudge in the right direction. Solid, reliable, and surprisingly easy on the materials, it’s a staple in my toolkit now. Pun absolutely intended.