Abstract: A nailer magazine includes a stationary part stably mounted on a bottom of a striking portion of a body of the nailer and a sliding part mounted to the stationary part and slideable along the stationary part in a longitudinal direction. A feeding device is mounted between the stationary part and the sliding part for pushing staples. A retraction device is mounted inside the stationary part. The retraction device moves the feeding device to a retracted position when detaching the sliding part from the stationary part and in a forward position for stably holding the staples when the sliding part is mounted to the stationary part and contacts with a valve mounted inside a bottom portion of the body of the nailer.

Abstract: A firing pin for a nailing gun has a head and a shaft, wherein the head has a cushion attached thereon to operationally abut a pad on inner wall of the nailing gun. Therefore, not only the pad provides a damping capability but also the cushion provides an additional buffering efficiency to reduce vibration and impact and to protect the firing pin from damage. Thereby, lifespan of the firing pin and the pad are significantly prolonged.

Abstract: A nailing gun with a dust-blowing device, the dust-blowing device is attached to a side of the nailing gun and has an actuating device operated by pushing forward to actuate the dust-blowing device. Therefore, operation of the nailing gun with the dust-blowing device is in accordance with ergonomic to facilitate the use of the nailing gun.

Abstract: A nailing gun with a dust-blowing device, the dust-blowing device is attached to a side of the nailing gun and has an actuating device operated by pushing forward to actuate the dust-blowing device. Therefore, operation of the nailing gun with the dust-blowing device is in accordance with ergonomic to facilitate the use of the nailing gun.

Abstract: A nailer magazine includes a stator stably mounted on a bottom of a striking portion of a body of the nailer and a slider longitudinally slidably mounted to the stator. A feeding device is mounted between the stator and the slider for pushing staples. A backward device is mounted in the stator. The backward device makes the feeding device in a backward condition when detaching the slider from the stator and in an inward condition for stably holding the staples when mounting the slider after the slider contacting with a valve that is mounted in a bottom of the body of the nailer.

Abstract: A nail magazine structure for a nail ejection gun includes a first nail magazine defining a plurality of slide grooves, a catch piece secured on the first nail magazine, a cover plate secured on the catch piece, a nail receiving chamber defined between the first nail magazine, the catch piece and the cover plate, a second nail magazine secured on the first nail magazine and defining a plurality of spring receiving grooves each aligning with the slide grooves and each defining a receiving channel, a plurality of springs each received in a respective spring receiving groove, a primary push pin secured on one of the springs to be pressed upward by the spring, a nail push piece secured on the primary push pin to move upward in the nail receiving chamber, a plurality of push pins each secured on a respective spring to be pressed upward by the spring, and a plurality of nail limit pieces each secured on a respective push pin to move upward in the receiving channels and the slide grooves.

Abstract: A stapler magazine includes a longitudinal channel for slidably receiving nails. A cover is secured to the magazine and has a passage for slidably engaging with the nails. Two guide slots are formed in the cover and perpendicular to the passage. A beam is slidably engaged in the passage of the cover. A plate is engaged on the cover. Two bolts secure the plate to the beam and are engaged through the guide slots for moving the beam in a direction perpendicular to the passage and for moving the beam to engage with the nails of different lengths.