Spec Ops Tools Heavy Duty Hammer Tacker, 5/16" - 1/2" Staples, Metal Strike Cap, 3% Donated to Veterans

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.

Unfortunately, this product is garbage. I actually bought 2 because the first one failed I thought maybe it was a fluke. But the second one didn't last more than a couple of jobs, either. I was using it for putting synthetic felt on roofs. It starts to jam and then the feeder stopped fitting in the staple rail for some reason. I had high hopes, but I'm now on to the next one. 😮‍💨

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

Works great

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.

Light weight yes composite build was nice. the 2 draw backs are its bulky to get in to tight corners or trying to get small drywall nailers. And it jams almost every time it come to an end of a row of staples. I think I'm going back to my Bostitch h30 this could be back up.... Update. I kept the tack hammer used it off on to give it a fair shake. I lower the rating because it keep jamming at the end row of staple. The driver would come out of its correct spot. and then it finally broke in half. Stay away from this tool. If you look close most of the 5 stars he tool was given to that person (kinda fishy)

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.

Great feeling but flawed by design. The sight cutouts on the staple tunnel are perfectly place right under where the reset spring rests. Right out of the packaging the spring has already deformed the staple tunnel causing it to bind and shoot blanks. It’s sad that companies are marketing garbage on the backs of all the men and women that have sacrificed for our freedoms. I hope at least they are really giving money to our vets.

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

The media could not be loaded. This is by far, theeeee absolute best staple hammer i have ever used. It looks the part and it is light, like really light unlike some of the Tacwise and Stanley ones which can have a bit of weight to them. Holds 2 strips of staples, says max staple length is 12mm but works with 14mm staples too. You don’t even need to put any effort into your swing and it puts in the staples with ease. If your looking for a very good staple hammer, this is the go too for sure.

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

I cannot recommend this product I own the hammer and screwdrivers which work well in the professional setting. But I simply cannot recommend this after pulling the spring to refill it locks and it then renders it impossible to refill tried to strip it down to no avail. Very cheaply made and absolutely useless save your money.

I work construction and wanted to give it a try. I didn't even put a single staple in it. Just from touching it I could tell it would never last as a hammer tacker.