Features

• Powerful
• Compact design
• One hand operation
• Ideal for tacking and batt insulation also good for felt and sign mounting.
• Accepts 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch bostitch staples

Reviews (3)

Good product
I purchased this item for a carpenter that I sometime work for. He gave me his Arrow hammertacker becuase it always jammed.Your product has been jam free since he has had it (2 years). I used his old stapler today while working off of a 28 foot ladder. It worked so well that I threw it to the ground and decided to order 2 of them , one for me and one for him (he left his on a job).

Simpler is better
I've owned every slap hammer stapler you can imagine. This is one of my favorites. It is so simple.If you like jams this tool is not for you. It just doesn't jam up like the others that are more complicated. I refuse to buy any more of the arrow and duo-fast staplers. I have some of the 100.00 Stanley H2B's but they are just gathering dust. I prefer these cheap little slammers any day of the week.

Bostitch does it right
I think the real selling point of this one is the holster. For contractors (especially roofers), a holster is a necessity for the job -- and how often do you see a retailer that sells slap-tacker holsters? And you can trust the quality of every tool Bostitch puts their name on. I'd say this one is a keeper for anybody in the market for slap-tackers. ... Read more

Features

• Uses STCR5019 series Power Crown™ staples from 1/4" to 3/8"
• Long reach knuckle saver handle with non slip grip
• Die cast frame and hardened components for extreme durability
• High Capacity bottom load magazine
• extra wide foot plate helps prevent tearing and marring substrates

Features

• Need more than one tacker for the job site?
• 3 pack
• Drives 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch powercrown staples
• One hand operation

Features

• Heavy duty durable frame
• Comfort handle grip
• Bottom load staples
• Holds two clips of staples
• Staple gauge shows how many staples in magazine

Reviews (8)

10-12 Hits and JAM...JAM ...JAM
I am not in to staples.. Just get it done.. This product is a complete "Simple tool .. gone bad.." I tried the Bostich, B&C, and Arrow staples, all crowned, all failed.. I never could get more than 12 goods hits.. Sorry folks, pass on this one, and find a swedish Rapid series.. Art ( owner, Home builder)

The best hammer stapler yet
This stapler works great. Your fingers don't get pinched like other hammer staplers. When you use the correct staplers (Power Crown), the stapler doesn't jam. This is the best hammer stapler I've owned.

bostitch [messed]up
I've been in construction for 15 years now and have used the "old" bostitch H-2B stapler for years and loved it.Last summer I went to order a couple more and found out they were discontinued; I checked everywhere ; even @ a repair facility that has the parts to rebuild them; no one has any of them left.I called Bostitch directly and they said the "new" one takes the same staples ; WRONG so I bought the grand slammer and I hate it ; the staples are hard to keep in the rail while closing the ram and they jam as easily as the "cheap" arrow t-50's did; I didn't mind spending $100.00 for a stapler I could rely on and one that was easy to replace or clean the parts; I WISH they would begin making the H2B again PLEASE!

Just bought
This is better than any other stapler I have used. The people that complain about it jamming must be using the wrong staples. I used the reccomended "power crown" staples and mine never jammed even once. I even went through a entire full load of staples in less than 30 seconds trying to make it jamb and it did not. After I read the other bad reviews I wanted to see for myself. Possibly Bostitch corrected the problem?

Worst tool I have bought so far.
I bought this tool based on looks and thinking the hefty price would mean a quality tool. The Bostitch web site says "Jam Free Design". This thing CONSTANTLY jams! Very frustrating when you are on a ladder trying to attach felt paper or insulation. You cna clear the jam (remove all staples and pry out jamed staples) then put in new staples and maybe shoot 5 or 10 staples before it jams again. ... Read more