There’s an adjustable exposure gauge foot on the bottom of the magazine. The broad flat nosepiece is parallel to the exposure gauge so in combination you can count on them for accurate shingle placement.
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No reviews on this yet? I just saw it in a store in Sydney and I didn't want to get it until someone told me it was worthwhile. I don't think I want to spend half a thousand dollars on something that might just sit in storage…