Bostitch 28 Degree Wire Weld Galvanized Ring Shank Offset Round Head Framing Stick Nail, 2 In. x .113 In. (2000 Ct.) DARE 125V tamper resistant receptacle Color:BLACK

Name: Bostitch 28 Degree Wire Weld Galvanized Ring Shank Offset Round Head Framing Stick Nail, 2 In. x .113 In. (2000 Ct.) DARE 125V tamper resistant receptacle Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 24067531642
Price: 126.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1638 (18 reviews)

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Bostitch 28 Degree Wire Weld Galvanized Ring Shank Offset Round Head Framing Stick Nail, 2 In. x .113 In. (2000 Ct.) DARE 125V tamper resistant receptacle Color:BLACK 125V tamper resistant receptacle and Makita model No Full head collated stick framing nails with diamond point and coating for maximum holding power

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