I've been using bostich guns for near 20 yrs. I've always run them at 90+
PSI (usually right at 120). The prior recommendations for a safety trigger
are a good idea for a beginner with no experienced advisors. IMO,
underpressure leads to repeated fire - with high pressure, the gun recoils
cleanly from the work. Learn to slip your finger off the trigger to prevent
undesired fastening


"Elmar" wrote in message
om...
Have a new Bostitch framing nailer. I still have a problem with some
double firing etc...How much does air pressure matter? I am only
using 75psi for a framing nailer. It's within the proper range.
SHould I use MORE pressure?

What else is there? I use plenty of pressure, I lean heavy onto the
naile when I fire....

Should I set the depth a little less? Or more?

I'm sort of new to this framing nailer stuff....

Thanks!

Elmar