OrionPower OGG-3490CH 2-inch to 3.5-inch Gas-Powered Cordless Framing Nailer/Nail Gun

I bought this new for an unbelievable $148.00 and free shipping which was lightning fast. It performs well and more than meets the needs for my small farm building projects--I am not an everyday hardcore framer. I bought this because the last building I built gave me a case of bursitis and popeye elbow. This cuts down on the bulk of my heavy hammering and I love that. It comes with a case, two fuel cells, two lith batts, charger, manual and maintenance goods. It is lightweight and easily adjustable. Consumables are readily available. It sinks the 3.5" clip head framing nails to the correct depth with power to spare.

Easy to use. Way better than the rental routine. Very powerful and strong enough to fully countersink without drilling 3.5" headed nails into pine (at least). Batteries last a long time and so does a cylinder of gas. The batteries are Lithium Ion so they should last a long time so long as they are not drained. No pressure tubing is much more convenient than the pneumatic approach, so that's a plus. Finally the overall quality of this nail gun seems to be very nice for the price, and the case is built strong to latch securely and last a long time I think.

So far this has worked fine. I did have one instance where it did not fire right away.I have owned the Paslode for years and have always had issues with it not firing, even after tuneups. Decided to see what else was out there and came across this. I have to say it was considerably cheaper then my Paslode. It is essentially the same concept as Paslode.

I have a Paslode CF325XP that is a few years old that never misses a beat and I needed another nailer so I thought I would try this one with the good reviews. What a mistake. I am almost led to believe that they were company people who gave those reviews. If Paslode is the Cadillac, then OrionPower is the rusted, broken down old Pinto, Vega, or VW-take your choice. Right from the start this gun would fire a few times then quit. Meaning you would have to keep pushing the (head down and pulling the trigger) about 10 to 20 times before the next nail would fire. My Paslode always fires and it has run through conservatively 50,000 nails- not a lot but still. My OrionPower has not run through 1000 nails and cannot go more than 40-60 nails at best before it decides that it is time to stop operating. Then it is back to the pushing the head-pulling the trigger and waiting until it after about 10-20 times it fires again. Yes, the battery has a full charge and used a few fuel cells. My Paslode will stay with me. This OrionPower will get lost in my shed.

A tad under detailed on what works as far as other fuel choices, etc. but shoots great.

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Very good product. My husband love it. Thanks.

works great