Ryobi 21° Framing Nailer

just a quick video showing the Ryobi 21° Framing nailer
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[@Bigislandguy]

Milwaukee or Ryobi ?
I own both platforms but I have more Ryobi than Milwaukee. In fact I sold some of my Mils to buy Ryobi Brushless tools. Ryobi batteries are cheaper too. I still skeptical because it’s a new product. But I want it because I have other air strike finishing nailers…
I will definitely be getting a extended magazine. And this where I can’t make up my mind.
Milwaukee is on sale for 349+ comes with your choice of a extended mag or 5ah battery.

[@For891]

I have the brad and finish guns and they work pretty good. Hoping to find a decent deal on this one

[@oscarusestools]

Home Depot 250$

[@For891]

@@oscarusestools I ended up grabbing one for $200 and don’t know what I did without it. Rarely do I need to drag out my compressor.

[@wr3ncher]

125 psi is allegedly the spec on the “air strike” guns.

[@MtnXfreeride]

i dont get the air thing.. do you need to fill to a certain pressure and then how many nails before it needs to be refilled?

[@Jasonandsonsgarage]

There isn’t a time that it needs to be filled. If you notice it’s not sinking the nails all the way then you put air into the tank

[@oscarusestools]

250 In Home Depot

[@TexasRedneck]

Any benefit of using the 21 degree vs the 30?

[@Jasonandsonsgarage]

Not that I know of. The 21° have a slightly larger selection of nails

[@VideoNOLA]

30 is more compact and uses clipped nails which sometimes don't meet building code. 21 uses full round head nails.