Milwaukee M12 Cordless 23-Gauge Pin Nailer Kit w/ M12 XC 5.0 Battery/Charger

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Good for today only with over 1100 in stock.

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ElatedKestrel3820

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If you don't have this pin nailer you NEED it .. and this is an absolutely Great deal.. I have two... one I keep short pins in the other I keep long pins in
I use them Daily

I install cabinetry for a living

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billm0066

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Quote from ElatedKestrel3820

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If you don't have this pin nailer you NEED it .. and this is an absolutely Great deal.. I have two... one I keep short pins in the other I keep long pins in I use them Daily I install cabinetry for a living

I do wood working as a hobby and do most of my own work around the house. I have a set of pneumatic nailers and the pin nailer is the least used. Brad nailer is my most used. Seems like a good deal and I love battery nailers but I'm not able to justify the spend on it outside my shop. Cabinet installer yeah definitely, but regular home owner? I'm not seeing it unless I'm missing something

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Javier2000

Dec 1, 2025 1:51 PM

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Javier2000Dec 1, 2025 1:51 PM

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This is a great deal, got a different pin nailer on Friday - luckily I can return that and keep this

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rolltide2009

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Quote from billm0066

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I do wood working as a hobby and do most of my own work around the house. I have a set of pneumatic nailers and the pin nailer is the least used. Brad nailer is my most used. Seems like a good deal and I love battery nailers but I'm not able to justify the spend on it outside my shop. Cabinet installer yeah definitely, but regular home owner? I'm not seeing it unless I'm missing something

Agree. I don't use mine that much, but it does come in handy. If you need the HIgh Octane XC5 battery, then this is a great deal.

MarlboroNjMan

Dec 1, 2025 2:28 PM

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I have 18ga one for around the house work but I wish I had something less powerful sometimes. Is this 23ga a good option? Have to replace baseboard soon in the entire home and wondering if this will be a better option.

Nickel Jordan

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Nickel JordanDec 1, 2025 2:41 PM

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Quote from MarlboroNjMan

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I have 18ga one for around the house work but I wish I had something less powerful sometimes. Is this 23ga a good option? Have to replace baseboard soon in the entire home and wondering if this will be a better option.

Typically 15 ga. or 16 ga. for baseboards

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NFD

Dec 1, 2025 2:47 PM

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Quote from billm0066

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I do wood working as a hobby and do most of my own work around the house. I have a set of pneumatic nailers and the pin nailer is the least used. Brad nailer is my most used. Seems like a good deal and I love battery nailers but I'm not able to justify the spend on it outside my shop. Cabinet installer yeah definitely, but regular home owner? I'm not seeing it unless I'm missing something

Agree, I would suggest 18 gauge for a homeowner/DIY type.

driftingrice

Dec 1, 2025 4:31 PM

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driftingriceDec 1, 2025 4:31 PM

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I won't add to cart and let me checkout. Its like glitched. When I do a normal search for the product, it has a much higher price.

The url from the click above brings me into a website that I can add it to the cart. Then the cart say there is nothing inside. I closed out, clicked the url again and it shows there are 2 in the cart because it must of registered the first time I clicked. But when I go to the shopping cart to checkout, it is empty

update: I copied and pasted the 2540-20-48-59-2450B in search and it worked

clucas

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Quote from MarlboroNjMan

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I have 18ga one for around the house work but I wish I had something less powerful sometimes. Is this 23ga a good option? Have to replace baseboard soon in the entire home and wondering if this will be a better option.

No, pin nails are the size of needles. They aren't large enough to hold the base in place. An 18 ga is generally the way to go with base. Pin nailer is mostly for very small cabinet trim or to hold glued trim in place until the glue sets and you dont have to go back and deal with holes from larger nails.

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RugerRedhawk

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Quote from MarlboroNjMan

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I have 18ga one for around the house work but I wish I had something less powerful sometimes. Is this 23ga a good option? Have to replace baseboard soon in the entire home and wondering if this will be a better option.

If you were to buy another nailer I'd go with a 15 or 16ga. This is a specialty tool.

bentideals

Dec 1, 2025 5:37 PM

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bentidealsDec 1, 2025 5:37 PM

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I need 18 gauge brad nailer same brand but it is not on sale, Maybe sometime in future

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JMAZ2016

Dec 1, 2025 6:21 PM

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JMAZ2016Dec 1, 2025 6:21 PM

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I am new to all of this and starting to fix up 2 investment houses. Already have a couple DeWalt items and batteries, would this be a better buy for my purposes? On sale $100 off today. https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWAL.../302029641

JMAZ2016

Dec 1, 2025 6:22 PM

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JMAZ2016Dec 1, 2025 6:22 PM

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I am new to all of this and starting to fix up 2 investment houses (accent walls and trim). Already have a DeWalt drill and 2 batteries, would this be a better buy for my purposes? On sale $100 off today. https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWAL.../302029641

lites0102

Dec 1, 2025 8:10 PM

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Quote from JMAZ2016

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I am new to all of this and starting to fix up 2 investment houses (accent walls and trim). Already have a DeWalt drill and 2 batteries, would this be a better buy for my purposes? On sale $100 off today. https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWAL.../302029641

Yes, I'm on the same boat. But holding off because $250 for dewalt is still pricey IMO. The one you've linked is also 18 gauge and this one is 23. If you don't have any nailers 18 is the first one you should get,unless you need a 23 for something specific.

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Product Description:	The MILWAUKEE M12 23 Gauge Pin Nailer is the most compact cordless pin nailer, combining precision and power to deliver the performance that professional carpenters and remodelers demand, without the hassle of a compressor hose or gas cartridge. The 23 gauge pin nailer provides users with unmatched productivity and accessibility in tight spaces and confined corners with a lightweight, ergonomic design. The nitrogen air spring mechanism allows the nailer to consistently sink pin nails at proper depth into hard or softwoods while leaving small, clean nail holes. The double-action trigger and non-marring precision point tip allow users to perform sequential driving and accurate pin placement into delicate trim pieces. The dry-fire lockout feature prevents misfires and workpiece damage. The M12 Pin Nailer drives 23-gauge headless pin nails ranging in length from 1/2" to 1-3/8" and features all-day run time with up to 750 pin nails per charge when paired with an M12 REDLITHIUM CP1.5 battery pack. This battery-powered pin nailer also features a magazine reload indicator, tool-free drive depth adjustment, reversible belt clip, LED light, battery fuel gauge, secondary work contact tip, and carries an industry-leading 5-year limited power tool warranty.
Product SKU:	337131764_337131764
UPC:	882346329379

Milwaukee M12 Cordless 23-Gauge Pin Nailer Kit w/ M12 XC 5.0 Battery/Charger

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