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Senco FP25XP 18-Gauge 5/8-Inch to 2-1/8-Inch Brad Nailer | 
 enlarge | Brand: Senco
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $296.00
Buy New: $198.27
You Save: $97.73 (33%)
New (2) from $198.27
Avg. Customer Rating:  35 reviews
Sales Rank: 20877
Media: Tools & Hardware
Fragile: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.7
Dimensions (in): 10 x 2.2 x 9.9
MPN: 760002N
Model: FP25XP
UPC: 741474304026
EAN: 0741474304026
ASIN: B000051WTZ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Drives 18-guage brads from 5/8- to 2-1/8 inches | | • | Lightweight at 2.7 pounds for easy maneuvering and all-day work | | • | Onboard power adjustment increases the power by 30% | | • | Neverlube design means less maintenance and no oil stains | | • | Comes with carrying case; 1-year warranty |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com Review
All pneumatic brad nailers are not created equal. The Senco FP25XP is among the better ones available. Backed by Senco's more than 50 years of experience in the business, the FP25XP is engineered and built to provide superior performance. An adjustable exhaust port keeps dust and debris away from the work surface, while the EZ-Clear jam release keeps you working without any long delays. The FP25XP is part of Senco's elite series of Xtreme Pro tools and features a built-in turbo setting that delivers 30 percent more power without asking more of the air compressor. Onboard tools and an adjustable depth of drive make adjustments a snap.--Carl Thress
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| Customer Reviews: Read 30 more reviews...
 Performs Like A Champ! November 21, 2007
I received my Senco FP25XP 18-Gauge 5/8-Inch to 2-1/8-Inch Brad Nailer a few days ago and was waiting on purchasing a compressor. I purchased a Coleman ProForce 6gal for $75 from Menards. After reading the instructions for the FP25XP I checked all the settings, loaded it with 2" brads and began rapid firing into a 2x6. I went through two full magazines and every brad sunk perfectly - I was very impressed. I also attached a piece of door casing to the 2x6 with no problem. I then shot some brads in my existing door trim which has slat and plaster walls behind it and every brad sunk perfectly. I did all this without enabling the 30% power increase. The nailer is light and very comfortable to hold. The redirectable air release in the butt of the handle is a nice touch too. I look forward to installing crown molding in my house with it.
The only thing I noticed was the 30% power increase setting was rather stiff to shift to the left at first. I was afraid of breaking it but I eventually eased it over and now it transitions without a problem using the included allen keys - I guess it needed to be "broken in". Reading these user reviews helped me choose the FP25XP and I'm glad I did.
 oil free and works great. September 12, 2007
Works great and very light. Only thing is the nailer doesn't allow you adjust depth if you have the air pressure greater than 90psi. Like if your compressir is hooked up to other tools operating at higher pressure let's say 100 psi, than the senco gun will operate at still the high pressure
 Poor Showing, strike two; just got a hit July 16, 2006
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
This is the second supposed pro series gun I've owned. The first started sticking between shots and wouldn,t countersink in hard woods. I'm a finnish carpenter by trade and while this gun preformed well for about 3 months. I had to keep it on turbo setting almost all the time at 110 pressure. So after returning that gun I got another, this would have been my 4th Senco gun. The second gun started having trouble sinking 2" in hardwoods and I started running it in turbo. In 6 months the second gun started leaking air at the head. I noticed the piston head was badly marred and scored at the retainer sleeve and was causing air to leak. I'm currently taking it to the repair center as Senco cust service won't send out replacement parts. This gun has not stood up to the rigors of professional use and should have its XP designation revoked.
UPDATE 10/21/08 After seeing a newer model of this tool in a tool store recently I reopened an old wound and rembered my non-setting piece of trash shoved under my workbench unused for the past 9 or 10 months and decided to try and get some justice for my purchase of this tool. Called Senco direct and got a great customer service rep and they are sending me a brand new gun, newer model, hooray Christmas in Oct. Will post how the new model works ASAP. But kudos to Senco for standing behind what was probably just a lemon.
13,000 brads and not a single jam! June 30, 2006
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have just finished installing about 2000 square feet of V-groove ceiling in my home and found the brad nailer to be perfect. After the initial adjustments at the air compressor everything worked perfectly without additional adjustments. The nailer fell nearly 24' off of the scaffolding I was working on and didn't even get a scratch. The rubber tip that protected the wood surface shows very little sign of wear. In my opinion it's worth every penny I paid for it!
100 percent February 1, 2006
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
As a tradesman I've fired every gun on the market, and this gun is the best you can get! It's light and powerful and if you have problems countersinking nails with it, you need to check you air supply and pressure regulator because this gun will consistently countersink 2" brads through any hard-wood you can find.
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