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Ramset 5RS27 .27 Caliber Strip Load Red Power 5, 100 Shots
Genuine 5RS27 27 Caliber Strip Loads for Ramset Powder Actuated Tools
Quantity: 100 (10 strips)
Power Level Red
.27 Caliber Loads for the Cobra, SA270, Viper, Rocker, DX-350, DX-351, DX-36M, DX-451
Caution:
Always wear eye and ear protection at all times. If you aren't sure which power level to use then start with a lower level and work your way up. And remember that 1" of penetration into concrete is the rule of thumb. And yes, with the proper power level and correct length you can fasten to structural steel. But beware the noise and the recoil.
Quantity: 100 (10 strips)
Power Level Red
.27 Caliber Loads for the Cobra, SA270, Viper, Rocker, DX-350, DX-351, DX-36M, DX-451
Caution:
Always wear eye and ear protection at all times. If you aren't sure which power level to use then start with a lower level and work your way up. And remember that 1" of penetration into concrete is the rule of thumb. And yes, with the proper power level and correct length you can fasten to structural steel. But beware the noise and the recoil.
$5.91
Original: $16.89
-65%Ramset 5RS27 .27 Caliber Strip Load Red Power 5, 100 Shots—
$16.89
$5.91
Description
Genuine 5RS27 27 Caliber Strip Loads for Ramset Powder Actuated Tools
Quantity: 100 (10 strips)
Power Level Red
.27 Caliber Loads for the Cobra, SA270, Viper, Rocker, DX-350, DX-351, DX-36M, DX-451
Caution:
Always wear eye and ear protection at all times. If you aren't sure which power level to use then start with a lower level and work your way up. And remember that 1" of penetration into concrete is the rule of thumb. And yes, with the proper power level and correct length you can fasten to structural steel. But beware the noise and the recoil.
Quantity: 100 (10 strips)
Power Level Red
.27 Caliber Loads for the Cobra, SA270, Viper, Rocker, DX-350, DX-351, DX-36M, DX-451
Caution:
Always wear eye and ear protection at all times. If you aren't sure which power level to use then start with a lower level and work your way up. And remember that 1" of penetration into concrete is the rule of thumb. And yes, with the proper power level and correct length you can fasten to structural steel. But beware the noise and the recoil.
