Spec Ops Heavy-Duty Hammer Tacker - Professional-Grade Tools for Tough Jobs

swamperjmbswamperjmb: Felt nice and built well. I figured if modern handguns were made with polymers why not Hammer tackers? Definitely fell short of what I thought it was capable of doing. This thing jams, and I mean A LOT! All I was doing was stapling off tarpaper and it just kept jamming. Then I noticed the plastic had split/broke which kept the jamomatic jamming. Being 48 and out through the ringer, it was nice to see something lighter to swing for once. Maybe after they work out the kinks, I may entertain buying another one, that's if I don't retire first..

United States on Oct 14, 2023

Nadene McDormand: It was lose in a larger box than needed. No packing around it. The plunger was out. And won’t go in the end where it’s meant to. There’s staples already in it. I’m assuming because it’s been used and the staples are jammed. So it won’t work. Very very disappointed as it was a gift for my husband. Help please

Canada on Aug 29, 2023

Maureen: My husband swears by this tool. It makes doing renovations so much faster.

Canada on Aug 24, 2023

Joel L: I like the shape, prevents hitting your knuckles, very sturdy and well balanced, excellent recoil when you hit, you don't have to hit as hard like a Stanley, overall A1

Canada on Jun 11, 2023

Adam: Everything is made of plastic.
It really doesn't look like it'll last long on a jobsite but we will see.

Canada on Apr 30, 2023

Derekjesske: I'm a insulator of multi dwelling wood frame homes. I figured I'd order these to see if I could find a more cost effective tacker ones I currently use are 80 bucks a pop. First impressions were good light swings all thats needed given its so light and the indicators nice for quick reference before hanging a wall. However the design isn't a functional one I find out two hours into using it. The springs gets jammed up in the track stopping it from keeping pressure on the staples to feed. And after a brief attempt at getting it to function yo continue work the striker shortly after jammed. Now I've had this happen before but because of the composite design of the staple track and body I can't pry the track loose and can't nicely separate the body to attempt fixing the issue. Moral of the story I've learnt this tacker design needs improvement to be functional on the job. And I would not recommend this tacker to anybody in the construction business.

Canada on Apr 18, 2023

Zacharie David Pieper: When I say that portion of the money goes to Vets I had to buy the whole line to support my brother and sisters and its high quality tools.

United States on Mar 24, 2022

tonymercer: While finishing up the gun got jammed and unable to use. I would like to send back but am unable to get a hold of anyone. Go to home depot or lowes to buy one. If the maker see this please get ahold of me so we can resolve this matter.

United States on Aug 20, 2021

Raybone: Worst staple gun ever made. Jammed on the first use and broke. Like throwing money in the trash.

United States on Apr 21, 2021

Momma Becky: First, let me say that I think it's terrific that 3% is donated to Veterans. As the wife of a veteran, that's a cause that is very near and dear to me. It would also be the deciding factor to sway me to buy this one over a comparable hammer tacker. That said, this hammer tacker works okay - it's not the best I've used, but it's not the worst either. It's easy to use and seems to be well made as far as that goes. It's also lightweight, which is something to be considered, especially if you're using it frequently, but that can be looked at in two different ways. Lighter makes it easier on the arm as far as holding and moving, but it also means you need to apply more force to operate. If you don't have enough weight behind it, it's not going to be effective. The problem I had with this one is that it's cumbersome in tight spaces - corners proved difficult to maneuver. It also jams much more frequently than most others that I've used, which just takes up time I don't really have to spare. All in all, this isn't a bad hammer tacker, and it's not all that expensive either, but it does come with a couple of issues.

United States on Nov 18, 2020