How To Choose A Nail Gun

[Busyman™]

I was refering to when she (I still say that she looks like and sounds like a man) said

Fuck nailing up boards, we could kill a couple of motherfuckers with this right here

that's at the end, after she describes the hilti to her friend.
also, after the salesman says that 27 caliber is kinda small but big enough for driving nails, she agrees with him saying that a 22 caliber is plenty to kill someone.

am I the only person that could understand what she was saying?

Now I did actually understand her but she was real country soundin'.

Btw, she sounds like that in real life....she ain't actin' that much.
I know she wasn't killing anybody with the nail gun cos I saw the whole episode.

[Tempestv]

what show is this, and why is she buying a nailgun?

[Busyman™]

what show is this, and why is she buying a nailgun?

1. The Wire (season 4). The show is set in Baltimore about 40 minutes away from where I live.

2. To drive nails into boards, silly.

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[100%]

at a shit job in poland, many of the workers there used to put their tools in empty Hilti cases, i asked why, they said "Hilti is best"

[Jon L. Obscene]

Only in america

As for the choice, I think the lad made the right choice for what he wants it for (assuming he wants to "Bust a nail in someones ass") and although Hilti guns are the original industry standard they are of little use when performing delecate tasks such as siding (rib or temple work) and tng flooring (feet and toes), for those jobs you're much better going for the gas or battery powered guns. Hilti's one saving grace is they are much easier to fire without pushing against something than the smaller guns. You can hold the safty gaurd back with one hand much more safely giving more accuracy at range

Jonno