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Milwaukee 48-08-2744 M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer Extended Capacity Magazine

SKU: milwaukee-48-08-2744 Model: 48-08-2744
$99.00
4 reviews
Milwaukee 48-08-2744 M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer Extended Capacity Magazine

Milwaukee 48-08-2744 M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer Extended Capacity Magazine

SKU: milwaukee-48-08-2744 Model: 48-08-2744
4 reviews |
$99.00

The M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer Extended Capacity Magazine (48-08-2744) will keep you productive all day by increasing your nailer magazine capacity to accept two full strips of nails. This means you will experience less downtime due to reloading and have a more productive day overall. This innovative accessory is compatible only with the M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer (2744-20).

Availability: Only 5 left in stock!

Availability: Only 5 left in stock!

The M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer Extended Capacity Magazine (48-08-2744) will keep you productive all day by increasing your nailer magazine capacity to accept two full strips of nails. This means you will experience less downtime due to reloading and have a more productive day overall. This innovative accessory is compatible only with the M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer (2744-20).

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M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer Extended Capacity Magazine

The M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer Extended Capacity Magazine (48-08-2744) will keep you productive all day by increasing your nailer magazine capacity to accept two full strips of nails. This means you will experience less downtime due to reloading and have a more productive day overall. This innovative accessory is compatible only with the M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer (2744-20).

  • Accepts two strips of nails
  • 78 nail magazine capacity
  • Compatible with M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer (2744-20)
  • Bottom loading design
  • Nail collation angles displayed on tool
  • Simple, quick installation

In The Box

  • One (1) M18 FUEL 21 Degree Framing Nailer Extended Capacity Magazine

Product Specifications

SKU
milwaukee-48-08-2744
Model
48-08-2744
UPC / ISBN
045242537327
Brand
Milwaukee
Shipping Weight
5.0 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
None
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Addl Specs
Length: 22.5"

Width: 2"

Weight: 2.4 lbs

Height: 3.5"
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MA
04/30/2021
Make a.

1 Rack of nails is ridiculous

Not only can you only put in one rack, it comes with a little stopper that prevents you from using the last 4 nails in your single rack, so 21 nails per reload. Standard should be 2 racks(50 framing nails), extension should allow for 3 racks. *** will be returning until you can re-engineer the basics. Maximum 5 studs before reload, realistically 3 studs, is a joke. You can do better, Milwaukee. Sinks nails well, nice belt hook and stud hook.

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12/02/2020
SmokedNeckbones

Lost a star for not holding the advertised amount

This lost a star from me because it is advertised as being able to hold 78 nails and 2 strips, I have strips of 25 nails,(3 x. 131) so I was able to get 3 full strips inside but it did not secure them, so I had to take some out. I had a strip of 19 laying around, so I was able to get 69 nails properly loaded( 2 full strips plus the strip of 19). Another issue for me is portability, the standard one could only secure 1 strip, even though there was enough room for 2. Had that one been extended by less than an inch or so I would have been able to get 2 strips in there. Another issue is portability, with the standard one, I am able to throw it in my large packout, along with nails and carry it wherever I need to it. Knowing it is safe and secure. This makes it too big to fit. The instructions tell you to remove 3 screws, but I was able to take this off with 2( front and back screws, as oppose to the front and 2 top screws). Having the extra nails definitely came in hand while I was framing. Suggestion: I would like to see a carrying case for the framer when the extended magazine is attached to it, to make it easier to protect while you transport it. My case for my SDS Max one key Rotary Hammer is big enough to hold it, so a case designed for this would be great. I would like to see this reworked so you can indeed hold the advertised amount. I have another framer and I like that you can lock the Lever down while you load it you cannot do that with this one, so you have to keep the lever up until you've loaded in your nails.

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08/28/2020
dlhconstruction

because we all wanted a smaller framing magazine

thank god milwaukee ships their framing nailer with a small magazine. I always think 2 clips are just too many nails. If I could refill my nailer every <30 seconds, then, then I would be happy... What an absolute joke. No one wants to fork out $80 more on top of their already expensive gun. Just get rid of the small clip. No one wanted a small clip. This is just forcing us into giving away more money, for another product (the small clip) to inevitably end in a landfill

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08/13/2020
Cream

Paying extra for basic necessity

This is a functional part of any decent framing nail gun. The magazine really should come with the "bare tool" its like buying a wrench without a handle.. having a single rack of nails in your nail gun defeats the purpose of using a nail gun---speed and duration of nailing. This item should not be sold separately--it should be included with the nail gun.

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