Stanley CT10X Heavy Duty Staple Gun/Cable Tacker

Ordered the black stapler as shown in picture because it was great for work, but once I was able to test it out his stapler is way better than the black version pictured, deep recess for allowing wires to be guided where the back stapler only had a recess when you pull the handle part way

The media could not be loaded. I run boxes of staples a day, sometimes in the rain. I bought to replace my 2½ year old stapler that I forgot at a job site. Sometimes the staples hook, but that's the staples being thrown around not the stapler. I seriously almost quit my job because they switched to another stapler and forbid us to use these. Its definitely durable as I've dropped my old one from roofs, trees and trucks. I'll bet if I find it it'll work beautifully still, it just lost that little click that's in the video. If your hanging Christmas lights I'd definitely buy it. It also is a great hammer too but probably not recommended

I'm a tool nut. I probably have the best of every tool I can find for my Garage Door Business, and this one is in line to be one of my favorite tools altogether. The light weight and strong performance make it the Best staple gun I have ever owned. I was recommended this tool by another person in my industry when I saw him sell his old one to someone else, I knew I had to have itSo strong of a build, I could tell it took a beating during shipping but worked flawlessly out of the box.*The only thing that has happened since purchasing, I don't know how(if used by someone with me, or by my miss handling) but the pressure regulating tab on the back has broken off(made of a heavy plastic), but I don't mind so much since it is soooo strong, I have always left it on the lowest setting and even that needs a light touch or else the staples get buried into drywall. Over all works very well on wood applications with a comfortable action.I love it and from now on, it will be the only one i will ever use and i will soon purchase another for a spare.

....Helllooooo Stanley!!! My trade as a certified cable technician has led me to many frustrating moments of fixing, reloading, slippage, bent staples, etc with the aforementioned brand of stapler which I've come to know and dislike. I go through about 3 staplers a year easy and its normally not very long after I buy a new one when problems start occurring. I finally got fed up and did an amazon search for cable staplers and this one was one of the most highly rated. I now know why-about 4 months and counting and no misfires or having to refix it. Very durable and even with the torque setting at low it seems to get the job done right. The easy load system is also a plus as you never have to worry about the loader springing out of your hand when you are trying to reload it and you can do an easy visual check to see if you are running low on staples as opposed to the other brand which I would just have to guesstimate. The only drawback is that when you are stapling the very tip is not well defined so you got to get used to the correct feel about where the gun is being positioned over the cable so as not to staple right into the cable---sorry not trying to confuse anyone, if you buy it you wil see what I mean especially if you're a longtime arrow user. The good thing is that once you get used to this stapler it will just come like second nature. Definite must have for any wiring related trades!

I thought I lost my original one that had lasted me 12 years. I bought a new one. Then I found my old one. So now I have two. I staple wire constantly for work. If you're ever stretching for that hard to reach location, you better hope you have this staple gun on you. It's the only one I've ever used where you didn't have to strain your hands just to pull the trigger. It's simply amazing.

This is the best stapler I found to get into the corners, when you are running your 18-2, phone line, or C5

This is the 3rd one I bought in a year and none them work right I also tried arrow and they were worse. I can’t believe with the technology today someone can’t build a simple staple gun right!

I have a seasonal holiday lighting business and I've been using these for 5+ years. I beat the living crap out of them.. falling off ladders, getting left outside for nights at a time ect and all of the ones that I haven't lost are still working perfectly. Some only have 2 of the 4 screws holding the two sides together and they still work fine. Only issue is the back grey tab that adjusts the strength is plastic and will break from a bad fall to the ground.What makes these superior is the way you load the staples. Unlike cable tacker brand they dont jam often and if they do its really easy to fix.No reason to buy any other brand.