I picked up a Senco 41 battery op nail gun for $10.00 with a case and 2 battery's from CL. The PO said it cycled and then would not work. I found that the clutch mechanism was jammed so I took the whole thing apart and suddenly it disengaged. I put 50 nails thru it and other than being slow it works fine. I found a place in the tool trailer for it and it will be a fine punch list gun, or for quick jobs. I have a pasload that I really don't like,it is unreliable and it seems to stop working just as you need it. So for $10. I think I did well. If it lasts 6 months it would be even better.
Senco 41 battery op nail gun
- Thread starter burnedzr2
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You can't beat a good deal on a tool and I love cordless trim guns they are so convenient. Also the plus side is they are nicad cells you can have them rebuilt cheaply in the future. I know some people got burned on the PC bammer as they discontinued the fuel cells, so your stuck with a tool that works fine but no fuel cells 
I used the senco today for work, Trimmed 8 windows and 6 doors, works very well, the depth adjustment is finicky but I finally found its spot and put tape on it. Was quicker that setting up the compressor, hoses. So all in all I like it! I would not use it to trim a entire house but for quick jobs its fine.