This staple gun offers a trigger mode setting that allows flush stapling with one hand. It will acurately place a staple exactly where it is needed using a minimum amount of pressure and is great for hard to reach areas.

Other features include: a dual drive level for stapling into soft or hard surfaces, a mode selector to change from trigger to normal stapling, a lightweight aluminum body, a comfort grip handle that locks down for compact storage, an easy track release for staple loading, and a staple viewer to see the remaining staples.

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