B&C Eagle A314X120HDR/22 Round Head 3-1/4-Inch x .120 x 22 Degree Hot Dip Galvanized Ring Shank Plastic Collated Framing Nails (500 per box)

Not bad at all. They work perfectly with my Porter Cable framing gun. No hang-ups. Good deal.

As others have said the coating on these is shiny and doesn't appear as hot dipped galvanized.The box does say HDR (hot dip ring) in part number but dont appear to be.

Shot 500 of these without any jams or issues in my new Hitachi 21 degree nail gun.I would not hesitate to use for non-aesthetic applications, I can't use these on areas that will be seen as the plastic that holds the nails together gets caught between the nail head and the workplace and looks very bad. It is a real issue for me as I now have about 300 nail shots on my deck with bright white chunks of plastic boldly sticking up for all to see... and they do not simply brush away...

Purchased to install privacy fence. Specifically to attach supports to fence poles. Used with my Porter Cable FR350 round head framing nailer. These nails work flawless and had zero misfires.

Works good in my Makita

These nails are way above average on gripping hold but if you have to remove a nail it’s better to use a hacksaw then trying to pull it out with a pry bar. I’ve had better luck with Senco nails but their expensive.

I used these nails in my Porter Cable framing nailer. I was working on Habit for Humanity project and we were rebuilding a deck. Screws are my preferred option but time was the key. The holding power of these nails is amazing. I used them for some temporary bracing and removing the nails even from somewhat older lumber was incredibly difficult.They are (at least in my nailer) a little sensitive to air pressure but that is a small price to pay. Best holding power of any nail I have used short of a spiral shank that is hammered in the old fashioned way.

Excellent product for Dewalt 21 degree cordless framing nailer

Received as promised and product was same quality as before