Questions and Answers for Freeman Pneumatic 15-Degree 1-3/4 in. Coil Roofing Nailer

A:  No, nails sold separately. But it’s an awesome nail gun, used it on 2200 sq ft home and had no issues at all.

A:  No it does not, you can find roofing nails here, however: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Freeman-1-1-4-in-11-Gauge-Roofing-Nails-RN-125/203502962?keyword=freeman+rn-125&semanticToken=210500000+++%3E++++st%3A%7Bfreeman+rn-125%7D%3Ast++cnn%3A%7B2%3A1%7D++cnt%3A%7B0%3A0%7D+cnr%3A%7B8%3A1%7D+cnb%3A%7B9%3A1%7D++freeman+%7Bbrand%7D+rn-125+%7Brest%7D++qu%3A%7Brn-125%7D+oos%3A%7B0%3A1%7D

A:  Yes, Grip Rite roofing nails will work in the Freeman PCN45. Just make sure you purchase nails ranging in length from 3/4" to 1-3/4" long.

A:  The PCN450 has upgraded internal components, allowing for faster bump firing, a feature contractors look for. General homeowner use, both nailers work extremely well. The PCN45 comes with a blow molded case, the 450 does not.

A:  The Freeman Coil Roofing nailer does have a tool free depth adjustment. Adjusted all the way to its shallowest setting, along with backing off the air pressure some, you could likely find the correct gap for vinyl siding expansion, however consistency may be an issue. Bostitch does manufacture a Vinyl siding adapter for their roofing nailer to provide consistency, at this point I am not certain if that would fit our nailer or not.

A:  Many people use a roofing nailer for fiber cement siding, but I wold advise reading the installation instructions from the manufacturer of your siding to ensure you do not void the warranty by installing incorrectly.

A:  This nail head diameter is 10mm, just shy of your 11.11mm or 7/16" requirement.

A:  This will use 7/8 to 1-3/4 inch nails.

A:  It takes 15° 11-Gauge coil nails ranging in size from 7/8 in. to 1-3/4 in.

A:  Make sure these are roofing nails, not siding nails. The PCN45 takes wire collated roofing nails.

A:  The weight of the roofing nailer is 8 lbs.