SencoSenco A302009 15-Gauge x 2-Inch Electro Galvanized Finish Nail

These nails work perfectly with my DeWalt D51275K 15 gauge angled finish nailer, and the size/shape of the reuseable plastic case they come in is handy for holding extra nails in the tool belt or even your back pocket.Not mentioned in the Amazon description is the following included with the nails: "Fits SENCO SFN1, SFN30, SFN40; AccuSet A250FN; Craftsman 18432, 18442; DeWalt D51275K; Porter-Cable DA250A." There are 700 nails in the pack. I can't speak for the other brands, but I know the DeWalt can be finickey about nails, and it definitely likes these.I purchased my DeWalt nailer from Amazon, and at the time they were offering $25 off purchases over $199. To hit that number, the only thing I could think of was to get a variety of nails, so I added these AccuSet 2" nails, along with a pack of 2-1/2" nails and a pack of 1-1/2" nails to the shopping cart. A variety of nail sizes that work good with my nailer practically for free. Can't beat that.

Better buy compares to big box stores

Great product and works in my senco and my hitachi

used for recreational room in the basement- all good

Great for exterior siding. Works great with my senco finish nailer. Great price on Amazon.

Worked as desired, no jamming, no problems.

Fits perfect and my Porter cable nail gun. They have not jammed yet like some other brands

I needed galvanized nails for an outside project and these are just as specified. They work well with my 15 gauge Hitachi Finish Nailer. They came well packaged and are easy to load.

Feed great and great hold for hanging doors. Bought 3 times now.

Most suitable for purpose intended.

Way better than Bostitch or Dewalt. It's an actual round head unlike the aforementioned brands.I ditched my Bostitch 15 gauge nailer for the Makita since you can't get specific nails for the Bostitch glad I did not only is it a better gun the nails are far superior too.

good.

These are 34 degree nails, so they don't work in a Bostich gun - but work pretty much in everything else. I use them in my beloved SFN1 Senco and they have been 100% reliable.Compared to really cheap nails, they have a decent amount of "glue lube" on the ends that makes them set and penetrate well. The tips are also well shaped to keep the nail going straight when fired.The galvanization is also good, as I haven't had any rust bleeding issues for interior trim work. Outside, they will rust like any other nail today.The reason for four stars is that they are somewhat pricey compared to a better performing line of nails that are made in Korea. Any large bulk pack of 15 gauge strip nails that I've purchased that said "Made in Korea" have been equally excellent. Sometimes these bulk packs have a generic name, other times they are marketed under Porter Cable, Dewalt etc.It's impossible to go wrong with the Senco made nails, as they are made here in North America.