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Factory-Reconditioned Bostitch U/BT200K-2 5/8-to-2-Inch 18-Gauge Brad Nailer

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Factory-Reconditioned Bostitch U/BT200K-2 5/8-to-2-Inch 18-Gauge Brad Nailer

(68 customer reviews)

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This is a reconditioned power tool. Reconditioned generally means that the tool has been returned to the manufacturer, who brings the tool back to like new condition. Some tools may contain cosmetic blemishes. The Bostitch BT200K-2 is a Factory Reconditioned 18 Gauge 5/8 to 2 Oil-Free Brad Nailer Kit. This lightweight tool has magnesium housing for jobsite durability. The oil-free operation prevents stains on work piece. It has ultra-quiet rear exhaust and open nose design for easy jam clearing. Includes: Brad nailer and carrying case

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Product Details

Product Length:	9.0 inches
Product Width:	4.0 inches
Product Height:	10.0 inches
Package Length:	14.9 inches
Package Width:	12.9 inches
Package Height:	3.8 inches
Package Weight:	4.95 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 68 reviews

Features

Drives 5/8- to 2-Inch 18-gauge brad nails
Tool free adjustable depth control
Lightweight magnesium housing
Oil-free operation
2.5-Pound; 1-Year warranty

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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Goes bang when I pull the trigger Jun 14, 2010
Great gun for < $40. I've only had a misfire or two after a good 6 months of use. Carries the Stanley/Bostitch warranty, and it's dirt cheap. No sense in complaining about a few minor issues when you make a conscious decision to go with the lower end, refurbished model. Bostitch makes a much more expensive 18 ga. nailer; if you want perfection, drop the coin on that. For my money... you can't beat this little guy. And who doesn't love "Bostitch Yellow" nail guns??

Great price, like new, fast shipping - No suprises! May 23, 2010
I've wanted a 2-inch brad nailer ever since I first used my Porter-Cable 1 3/8-inch brad nailer on some trim - it just didn't have the reach to go through the trim, drywall, and then into a stud.

Then I found the Bostitch factory-reconditioned nailer for a GREAT price! It's exactly what I wanted. It even came with a new set of 2" brad nails!

No need to buy new!

Go with the Senco May 19, 2010
OK for the price, should of payed the extra $$ and gone with the Senco. This Bostitch miss fires to often, won't last the time the old Senco performed for me.

Factory Reconditioned Brad Nailer May 14, 2010
Whenever ordering a Bostitch Factory-Reconditioned product, you always take the Bostitch gamble as to what you are going to get. This time, I was lucky and received a working product in very good condition. My last "gamble" was on a finishing nailer that did not include its accessories, the paint was quite marred, and the screws were rusty.

Mine came with an opened (but appears relatively full) pack of 2" brads. After cleaning the nailer, I hooked it up to my compressor and fired 20 nails in fairly rapid succession. 1 in 20 caused a double shot. This particular model is much more annoying to unjam as you have to unscrew three hex screws to remove the front casing, whereas on my older finishing nailer, it has 2 easy to operate clips.

Each shot (with the exception of the double shot) was consistent in depth and the easy depth adjuster worked as well as I expected.

Overall, for the greatly reduced price, if you are willing to take the Bostitch gamble, it could pay off. Worst case, Amazon is generally very good an making things right. On my aforementioned finishing nailer, they gave me a 20% refund to cover the cost of the missing parts. I honestly would not pay the full price for this product new, but with the reconditioned pricing (and the gift certificate I used), its a great nailer for the price.

Factory-Reconditioned Bostitch U/BT200K-2 By Big "T" Apr 23, 2010
I ordered through Amazon and it was shipped promptly by Bostitch. It's looks to be in like new condition and functions properly without any problems. I have used it on several small home projects and am completely satisfied with it's operation. I don't make my living with such tools so I can not comment on how it would hold up to constant use, but for a project guy like me it seems to be just fine and a good value. I recommend it and would buy it again myself if I had to do it over.