Hitachi NT65GB Cordless Gas Finish Nailer

Nice machine. A bit loud for a finish nailer but much more convenient than using air and a lot cheaper than paslode or battery only options. Hardly ever gets any jams but it does fail to fire once in every 40 shots or so

I opted for the over the paslode after using my old bosses. It was nice and light weight like most gas nailers and took the paslode gas. All was great on the first few jobs but after around a box of nails it started messing me about firing when it wanted and leaving me hanging. Even with fresh gas it would still mess about. When it worked it was fantastic, I'm half tempted to drop it in to Hitachi and see what they can do with it.

I've had the first fix model for 5 years after always using paslode. For a sub £300 gun it is every bit as good as the paslode and easy to service and repair. It does tend to misfire if trying to use cheap gas so best to avoid those.

Great to use and can be stored away in tool boxes and bags, great to keep in the van. Would even be handy for use at home when needed.

Brilliant nail gun. Bought one as competitors weren’t as good and had see a lot of complaints but this was always put out there as a great alternative. Would highly recommend this to buy firstbover any brand

Bought this instead of another Paslode as I've gone through 3 of them. It's a light gun that can fire easily though hardwoods and the depth adjustment is good. Biggest flaw I've found it's the battery connection in the gun. Sometimes if the gun is knocked/tips over etc the gun doesn't realise it has a battery in it and it needs to be taken out and put in again. Doesn't happen often though.

Nice 2nd fix nailer used to have a paslode till broke, then bought this yes it's a little chunkier and a little heavier but you can buy the 1st and 2nd fix for the price of 1 paslode which I did and they work just aswell

Use this a lot for erecting our fencing this is not the best nail gun out there on the market it only take the small gas cylinders and jams quite often so you spend more time unjaming it than you do actually putting feather edges on so in future I'll spend a bit money and get a more up market one

In a world of Paslodes this holds its own for the price. It's not as refined, a bit heavier and awkward to use but the price point definitely sells it.

I have the first fix model and it works well, you get the occasional Miss fire and blockage but there easily sorted. It was a fraction of the price of a paslode.

I have the first fix version can't fault it had it now for 4 years never misses a beat At a fraction of the cost of a paslode

Mine broke soon after warrenty with low use

For the price this is a great piece of kit,I have 3 of these and have found them light and easy to use,very ergonomic easy to maintain

Cheap 2nd fix nailer, I'd say as good as paslode for fraction of the price, battery charger prone to fail to charge after a while, all around a cheap and cheerful little nailer