Arrow T50HS PowerShot Advanced Professional Heavy Duty 2-In-1 Staple and Nail Gun for Wood, Upholstery, Furniture, Crafts, Fits All T50 Staples and 5/8” Brad Nails

I had the original powershot for years, but it was getting a bit long in the tooth, so I decided to get this updated version. For me, at least, it jams a lot less, and is much lighter, which makes it easier to drag around. Maybe it makes it less durable, but I doubt it.

Easy to use and load.The loading mechanism is well-made and reduces jams.Uses T-50 staples.I highly recommend this stapler

Product came used, broken. Obviously returned by someone, then the broken stapler sent to me. Poor servcice

Super easy to use. Easy loading. Lightweight. You do have to make sure you 'let' the handle come completely back up before squeezing/placing another staple or it will not work/attempt to jam. I was using 1/2" staples on carpet padding and then wanted to see the force it actually had and used a few on old barn wood beams (you know the kind where a nail would rather bend then go into it or you have to pilot drill a hole just so a screw will go into it) and it put the staple flat against the wood vs an easyfire stapler I was previously using.

This stapler seems very well made. However, my hands are not strong enough to compress the handle. So I had to return it.

She loved mine, so I had to buy her one too! So easy to press down into the direction you need to. Front press is superior to the rear press!

The ergonomics of this sort of stapler is so much superior to that of the older conventional mod

I've bought (and returned) two of these listed as 'used - like new'. Both had issues with the spring loaded staple follower. I think this might be a weak point on this model. Deciding if I should get a brand-new one or something other than Arrow (Lowes not amazon). I've always liked the staplers where you press on the end that shoots the staples and this one appeared to have better ergonomics than the other staplers that are set up similarly. But if a small (but necessary) part in a nicely made tool is junk, the tool is junk.Will update if I decide to buy a new one and it's *not* junk.

I would recommend this over the standard stapler and as a women I appreciate the light weight and easy to operate. I used it under our cottage today and was very happy how quickly my project was completed

The ergonomic design fits my hand well and takes less pressure to squeeze. Making it a large improvement over the former style of stapler. I was doing some upholstery, recovering 6 chair seats and it worked flawlessly

Stapler had been removed from packaging already and didn't work from the get go. Opened the staple tray and found spring just floating around in there and it looked like there were missing parts as I could not see how to reassemble it to get it to work properly. I will be returning it

well built product

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