DEWALT Staple Gun, Carbon Fiber ... vs Rapid 20511550 R34 Stapling Gun

The tool is sturdy. The carry clip (belt or toolbelt) is great when you're walking up and down the shooting lane with your hands full of targets!

This is the lightest weight, nicest stapler i have ever used. Works as a staple gun should. Only initial concern is that the staple release is plastic.

The gun is light, easy to depress, and easy to pound in. No misfires since squeezing the trigger. Sleek design too.

Light weight as advertised, but quit working at 13 months (used for only three small projects). No jam. Just quit actuating. Now the handle just flops back and forth uselessly, and the stick of fasteners can't advance.

For a hobbyist or someone who doesn't need a power stapler, this is a solid, good choice. Does a great job but the staple length has to match the hardness of the wood. Bought this to reupholster an office chair.

The build quality is incomparably better than others of equal price ranges. They are machined well, and will likely last a lifetime w care. The power selector is very handy.

Takes standard utility staples, and performs consistent and with ease. Comes with a five year warranty and will take any brand of staples you have * around the garage. Takes whatever staple that is sold.

Rubber feels thin, stiff and brittle. Only feeds a staple about 1 out 10 pulls. Very disapointed. Would not purchase again.