Siding Nails 2-Inch x .092-Inch 15-Degree Collated Wire Coil Full RoundHead Ring Shank Hot-Dipped Galvanized 3600 Count. Adapted to Gun Type CN57/CN65/CN70.

The nails arrived quickly. Even though they arrived in a larger outer box, they were still squished square upong arrival. Honestly, it is a bit of a hassle, but you can squeeze them back into a round shape fairly easy. They processed through my nailer without a problem and did a good job. I will likely buy from the seller again as soon as I go through the ones I purchased. Just an FYI, I bought 1.5" nails for building fence. I would go 1.75" next time. The nails sit more flush with the full round head so they do not grip as deep as I had first imagined. Just a personal annecdote. My first customer I used these with was very picky. I showed him the nails in use. He was pleased. I'm pleased.

Holy hell! These will make you pay for mis nailing a panel and needing to remove it. These nails grip, and you'll ruin the panel "osb" taking it down. I have complete faith in these nails!

Good nails great price

I will use the siding nails to make fence in the future

Worked well. nail head was little small. I had to remove about a foot of the spool off to fit in my Milwaukee battery operated nailer. Then just coiled up the strip and used it. No jams.

I bought three boxes of these nails. The first two boxes were great, every nail shot. The third box started jamming and misfiring almost immediately. This was very annoying because I was 30' in the air on scaffolding when the misfiring started, and the siding I was working on was damaged. Inspecting the nails, I noticed that the copper collating strips were in a different place on the nail than the previous boxes. And the strips lined up with the feed pawls in my Bostitch nail gun, so the feed mechanism didn't work. I've uploaded two pictures. One shows the nails in the gun and how the collating strips line up with the pawls. The other picture is three sets of nails. In the upper right are the nails that didn't work. Below them are three nails from the earlier boxes, you can see the copper is in a different place. On the left are genuine Bostitch nails, you can see those also have the copper in a different place. Since the quality is hit or miss I can't recommend this product.

Pretty good for the money. Thankfully they fit my DeWalt nailer. Comparable in quality to brand name nails. (Probably made in the same place)

On my 3rd box. Not one issue at all.

They are air nails…. Need more info?! 🤦🏻‍♂️

Will work well with the coil nailer I’ll be using to install board and batten on camp. Delivered on time

Bostich is not producing at this time, and these are the equivalent. I have done my research. They are 30 percent higher in price but the best choice there is.

Nails arrived is a battered unbranded box. Opened the box and found all 3600 nails in various states of rusting. Most are completely unusable. Doubtful these are actually hot dipped galvanized and would not use them on any of my projects. Immediately returned for a refund, and I'll be purchasing from someone else.

Most of the nails had no rings, and only 1/4 inch of glue. Sent them back for a refund. Not taking a chance using these nails on a cement siding installation.