Metabo HPT Framing Nails | 2-3/8 Inch x .113 | 21 Degree | Flat Round Head | Ring Shank | 1,000 Count | 20161SHPT Janitorial and sanitation Max Drill Bit 1 1/4"

Name: Metabo HPT Framing Nails | 2-3/8 Inch x .113 | 21 Degree | Flat Round Head | Ring Shank | 1,000 Count | 20161SHPT Janitorial and sanitation Max Drill Bit 1 1/4"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 55587474310
Price: 33.89 USD
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Description

Metabo HPT Framing Nails 2 3 8 Inch x .113 21 Degree Flat Round Head Ring Shank 1,000 Count 20161SHPT Janitorial and sanitation Max Drill Bit 1 1 4" Max Drill Bit 1 1 4" precision screwdriver Included in the profiles PH RECOMMENDED: For use in all pressure treated lumber so you can work more efficiently

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