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B and C Eagle A238X113HDR/22 2-3/8-by-0.113-Inch 20-to-22-Degree Round Head Plastic Collated Hot Dipped Galvanized Ring Shank Framing Nail, 500-Per Box
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MSRP: $34.00
Your Price: $24.96
Savings: $ 9.04 ( 27% )
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: B & C Eagle
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B and C Eagle A238X113HDR/22 2-3/8-by-0.113-Inch 20-to-22-Degree Round Head Plastic Collated Hot Dipped Galvanized Ring Shank Framing Nail, 500-Per Box Features
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Pack of 2-3/8-Inch 20-to-22-Degree framing nails
Galvanized for greater durability
For use with Hitachi NR83A, NR83A2 and NR90AC; Duo-Fast CN350; Senco SN60, 1B003N and SN65; Makita AN8300; Porter-Cable FR350 and FR350MAG; Dewalt D51844 and D51845; and Max SN890RH
Conveniently packaged in box of 500
500-Pack
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Additional B and C Eagle A238X113HDR/22 2-3/8-by-0.113-Inch 20-to-22-Degree Round Head Plastic Collated Hot Dipped Galvanized Ring Shank Framing Nail, 500-Per Box Information
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B & C Eagle, 500 Count, 2-3/8" x .113, Ring Shank, Hot Dipped Galvanized, Plastic Collated, Framing Nails, With Full Round Head, Fits The Following Nail Guns: Hitachi Nr83a, Nr83a2, Nr83a2s, Nr90ac, Duo-Fast Cn350, Senco Sn60, Sn65, Makita An8300, An922, Porter Cable Fr350, Fr350a, Fr350mag, Max Sn890rh, Bostitch N88rh, N95rhn, F21pl, Bosch Sn350-20F, B&C Eagle Sn2290, Dewalt D51844, D51850, Rigid R350rha, Milwaukee 7100-20 & Most Other 20 To 22 Degree Full Round Head Framing Nailers.
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What Customers Say About B and C Eagle A238X113HDR/22 2-3/8-by-0.113-Inch 20-to-22-Degree Round Head Plastic Collated Hot Dipped Galvanized Ring Shank Framing Nail, 500-Per Box:
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This is a great nail. I have not had any problems with the nails or the company.
Shipped two boxes of nails in small box with little or no padding. Shipped them US parcel post. Most nails we broken. Better of buying them local at lowes
I have to agree with everyone on cost. Since Amazon is the one selling these nails, I have to ding them on the price, even with Free Shipping. Way too much for 500 nails, but what are you gonna do if you got to have them. I bought some 31/2" back in 2005 and they cost a lot also, $34.00 for 500. # rating because of cost. Have not tried them yet, but they better work real well.
I didn't have this problem with the larger 3 1/2 inch nails of the same manufacturer. I got these for nailing 1/2 inch CDX plywood sheathing for a small shed. On the most part they worked well, but occasionally at the end of a sheet the feed would jam up requiring to slide back the spring lock, adjust the nails and release. These smaller nails also didn't survive shipping quite as well and so there were some nails that broke off the sheets and couldn't be used. I would use them again regardless.
nail quality was good. way way too much money for 500 nails. you can buy 2500 for double the price of these. check around internet before you buy.
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