I have the 21 degree older model it will shoot both but can jam with plastic getting stuck in the hammer but not that often and is an easy fix. Just take a nail or screwdriver and push the hammer back. Would remove the battery for safety though.

Dewalt says 700.

Not sure what you are talking about. I've built a house extension, a boat house, a 2 story bunkie and many other project with this in just the last year. I've driven 2" to 3.5" nails with it. It has a spool up time for the first shot only, and its about 2-3secs. Once that is done, and you put it on rapid fire which everyone does 2secs after buying it, it can fire nails just as fast as you can place them. If you put the gun down and let it spool down, then you are back to waiting 2-3secs for the first shot. If you are constantly doing that, it's not the tool's fault. You need to work more efficiently. Calling it "shitty" is what fanboys of other tools do, just because. If that's your thing, then you be you. The real fact is, the market is dominated by DeWalt & Milwaukee, and you can't go wrong with either one. Neither is "shitty". Both are great industry leading tools.

@@andrewdow1609 never said dewalt was shit most of my tools are dewalt . This gun compared to the Milwaukee makes a huge difference , and seconds matter most when it comes to construction. This is good for a home owner that builds stuff that’s it. I don’t ever marry a brand every brand has there perks however I believe this is one tool dewalt shit the bed on .

@@michaeluilenberg1999 Correct, you never said it was "shit". You clearly said it was "shitty", as it was the FIRST word in your comment. From here on in it sounds like you are now pulling a "CNN" and lying via wordsmithing or semantics. You are wrong. Take the loss and move on. As I don't watch CNN, I won't be wasting any more of my time on you either.

Do you know how to use it?

@@leewalker5563 you are talking to a red sealed ticketed carpenter of 15 years . Any dummy with half a brain can use this lol.