STANLEY SharpShooter Stapler, Heavy Duty (TR150HL)

This is a sturdy, reliable staple gun. I use it for mounting needlepoint canvas on stretcher strips, but I am sure it would be equally useful for a wide range of art, craft, workshop and woodworking activities. When I use this, I know that the canvas is going to stay firmly anchored to the frame until I am ready to take it off. It is quite sturdy and easy to load. Please note that if you have children, you will want to store this away from their reach, and preferably with the staples in a separate area. It is not a toy, or a paper stapler. It is a serious workshop tool.

I almost never do reviews, but this time I felt compelled to let others know how much better this is than the competition. I need to replace my old staple gun. I tried Dewalt, and sent it back, then Arrow and sent that back. Both jammed repeatedly, misfired, and were generally the worst tools I ever owned. I tried the Stanley, and finally! This is easy to squeeze for starters. I ran a half a box of staples through it for an overhead job and never once did it jam or misfire, and the staples go all the way in flush. Finally a staple gun that works! Highly recommended.

We needed an inexpensive heavy duty staple gun that would be able to do some small tasks with temporarily securing some fabric to wood (floor joists in our basement ceiling). While this performed the job just fine- (we used 1/2" staples for our project) -it seemed to become increasingly difficult to push the stapler over time. My husband, who is very strong, noted this and said that it felt as if it were becoming increasingly resistant and requiring more pressure to push the staples through. I have fairly strong hand strength and while I was able to staple with this as well, and also found that it was a bit stubborn at times. We had no problems after going through 2 1/2 stacks/rows of staples with it jamming whatsoever. Overall, for the price, I do feel like we got our money's worth from this, just be (possibly) prepared for a little sweat equity if you have a lot of stapling to do into wood ;) Thanks for reading!

I had doubts about this working because of several reviews talking about it being under powered. I received it yesterday and I loaded some generic 3/8 staples I had, and tried it with a treated pine at the lower power setting... It worked perfectly. Then I tried it with a mahogany table and it too did the work perfectly. The build feels very sturdy and the item is a heavy which is good for this sort of things (The stapler body is all metallic) my only worry is the handle as it is plastic reinforced with a metal rod. The force needed to drive the staple is ok, not too hard not too soft. even in the strong setting. So all in all look like a good purchase. I'll update if anything goes wrong when I truly put it under heavy use.

Well what can I say? it's a staple gun and I have needed one/wanted one for a very long time. A staple gun is a nifty little tool to have on hand -you never know when you'll need it. Had a few projects I needed to get done around the house before the holidays. Used it so far to tack up extra wire for under kitchen cabinet lighting. Then used more recently to hang Christmas lights around my back patio into a wood frame. I'm sure I will find more and more uses for it as necessary. Feels solidly built (aluminum) and seems to have enough power to drive the staples in. Does not work on stucco and things of that nature, but that's to be expected. For the price I don't think you can go wrong.

This stapler does exactly what it should, and it's easy to work. My right hand was crushed to pieces near the base of my index finger, by a dog that bit me, and wouldn't let go. Even after two opperations, I still have some pain, loss of strength and my finger is a half inch shorter. I was worried I wouldn't be able to use this stapler, but happily my worries were needless. This baby works like a charm. Easy trigger pull, and easy to lay it flush with your other hand pressing down. I don't think it will work on heavy plywood, but other than that it should work fine. Thumbs up.

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After reading a few of the reviews I was cautiously optimistic. The body is diecast metal with a diecast plastic handle. I've dropped it no less than 10 times installing insulation in ceiling joists. No damage at all to the stapler. I like that the staples load from the bottom (easy to check how many are in the gun). I've installed 600 sq.ft. of insulation without the stapler misfiring. A few times I failed to compress the handle fully and caused a double clutch to set the stapler. The wire underneath the handle does at times get in the way but, it's a minor nuisance. I haven't had a need to try the power adjuster. Overall, a solid tool.

Works as intended. Not as easy on the hands as I was expecting. Might swap to an electric staple gun if it becomes too difficult on my hands. Accidentally purchased wrong staples do mine. Oh well, at least it was only $3 wasted.

Excelente engrapadora tiene la suficiente fuerza para trabajos de uso duro, no he tenido problemas con ella es una excelente herramienta

Puissante et solide (accroche de cibles gros calibres)

De momento, bien.

Very happy, it works perfectly. Thank you.