B&C Eagle A2X113HDR/22 Round Head 2-Inch x .113 x 22 Degree Hot Dip Galvanized Ring Shank Plastic Collated Framing Nails (500 per box)

Bought these to nail up fence tabs on my back fence. Shot with a M18 fuel gun and they worked perfectly with no jams. Was impressed all of the strips held together in shipping which was not the case with other nails I have ordered.

If one of these jams on you you have a broken gun. I went through 1500 of these with a $180 Numark framing nailer without a single jam. They are incredible!

It works well in my Makita nail gun 21 degree no jams .

I don't usually write reviews on Amazon purchases. The nails were so good that I felt like I had to write them a positive review. I used all but 7 nails on my project and did not have a single one misfeed! My nail gun is pretty worn in and always has nails that don't feed properly or misfeed, not these. As you know with plastic connectors between the nails, often the last one or two gets jammed up while the new set tries to force them through. Not these. I did not lose one nail, they all worked.

Overall, these framing nails will get the job done. Like other reviewers have mentioned these will occasionally jam. I am using both a Porter Cable and a Metabo pneumatic gun and experienced issues with both. When using Metabo Brand 2" nails the issue went away completely. This issue only appeared with 2" inch B&C nails. The B&C Eagle 3 1/2 inch nails ran smooth with zero issues.

I purchased 500 of these nails. I had been looking for 2" Hot Dipped nails for some time for fence projects. 2" is perfect for going through a 2x4 when flat (actually 1 1/2") and a standard 1x6 (actually 5/8") fence board (cedar or redwood.) Anything longer than 2" leaves a small point sticking out of the 2x4. These are perfect. Plus, after driving LOTS of these nails, I've had very little problems. The not so great is that they chose to use bright orange hard plastic to collate the nails. Almost every other nail that is sunk flush has bright orange residual plastic sticking out around the head. Some is easily scraped off with a fingernail, but more often than not, it is tight under the nail head and takes a few seconds and maybe even needle nose pliers to remove. Take that times the number of nails you drive and pulling off the residual bright orange plastic adds up to some significant time. I wish they used a different plastic as do my larger framing nails from other companies that are both clear AND the plastic seems to fly off leaving no residual plastic sticking out from the nail head that needs to be removed.

For this product there is a double plastic binder holding the nails vs. other nails I have of a similar length having one.My initial use found where the plastic hung behind the nail head on most of the nails compared to previous sets. Too tough to just break away after setting the nail.Also the box of 500 was a lot higher than a few brands. Yes, it was a small quantity which is what I wanted, but still higher than I thought they should be in cost. Bought another box of 1000 from another vendor for about $5 more. Wish I would have come across those first.

I got these to run through my Hitachi NR90AE and they work well enough. I ran into feed problems every so often and I probably would not have noticed it if I had not also had to go buy more of these, but a different brand, from my local hardware store. They were GripRite and once I started to run those, I did not have a single misfire and all of the grip rite nails drove in to the proper depth. It was like they were lubricated and the B&C were not, though neither actually is. Anyhow, I could have easily gone through the entire project and been happy with these nails if it was the only ones I had. Price wise, I think the big box store was as good on price if not better and came in a larger quantity. So I probably would not buy these again if/when I have to. My recommendation would be to shop around.

Work very well in gun. No misfires unless last few nails in clip. Light galvanizing not heavy duty.

I use these in my nailer to attach 7/16 inch OSB to the roof of my shed. Everything worked perfectly, nails are great! If anything went wrong, it was operator error.

Works well