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AN9021AC Framing Nailer

With the use of a small wrench, this framing nailer from Apach can switch from bounce to single-shot firing

$300.00 (As of 3/1/2002)

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by Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin review date: March 1, 2002

This oilless stick nailer is a good tool. It is similar to the Grizzly G6050 and is the same tool as the Ultra AN9021AC. Depth is adjusted with an Allen screw. This nailer can switch from bounce to single-shot firing, but this requires a small wrench.

Editor Test Results:

Overall Rating	N/A
Driving Power	B (based on driving into LVLs)

Manufacturer Specifications

Weight	7 lb. 13.2 oz.
Dimensions	N/A
Nail Sizes	N/A
Nail Capacity	N/A
Nail Type	N/A
Safety Guard	N/A
Special Features	Adjustable air deflector
Triggering Configuration	Bounce/single

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