BOSTITCH Siding Nails, Wire Collated Coil, Thickcoat Galvanized, Round Head, 15-Degree, Ring Shank, 1-1/4-Inch x .080-Inch, 4200-Pack (C3R80BDG)
$96.53
Price: $96.53
(as of Oct 02, 2025 04:52:23 UTC – Details)
1 1/4″ x .080 Ring Shank Thickcoat Galvanized Finish 4200 Nails Per Box For Use in the Bostitch N66C-1 Industrial Siding Nailer
COL,080,RNG,1-1/4GAL
COL,080,RNG,1-1/4GAL
COL,080,RNG,1-1/4GAL
COL,080,RNG,1-1/4GAL
COL,080,RNG,1-1/4GAL
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Customers find these nails work well with Bostitch air nailers and are particularly effective for installing synthetic felts. They appreciate the quality, ease of use, and value for money. The nail jam resistance receives mixed feedback.
13 reviews for BOSTITCH Siding Nails, Wire Collated Coil, Thickcoat Galvanized, Round Head, 15-Degree, Ring Shank, 1-1/4-Inch x .080-Inch, 4200-Pack (C3R80BDG)
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BOSTITCH Siding Nails, Wire Collated Coil, Thickcoat Galvanized, Round Head, 15-Degree, Ring Shank, 1-1/4-Inch x .080-Inch, 4200-Pack (C3R80BDG)
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Bob –
Perfect nail.
Nails arrived timely, undamaged. They were coiled and fit perfectly in my new Bostick siding nail gun. They work great.
Don S. –
Great buy. I would recommend.
Using these nails with the Bostitch nailer makes it easier to use.
gary –
One and only
These are the only nails to use in this gun
Sandbag –
Good for cap nailer
Purchased these to use on my bostich button cap nailer. They work great 0 issues other then poor shipping from Amazon (they are horrible any more)
Don Holmes –
Great siding
Ease of use and reload frequency are the main reasons i like these nails. These are not what you want for sheathing, but when used for siding ,ie cedar shingles, these are the ticket. The odd one left high rectifies easily without breaking when smacked home with a air hammer. Once air pressure is diale in for your material they work great. Mostly i use dewalt, but these Bostich nailers i am starting to prefer.
handyman –
Good choice for cedar shingles
I started off using a box of these from the local hardware store to hang cedar shingles with a Bostitch N66C nailer and they are a good fit. The ring shank has very good holding strength, the galvanized coating will prevent rust staining, and the nail diameter is just right. I’ve gone through almost 20 bundles and have only split 1 or 2 shingles. The current Amazon price can’t be beat, it’s almost half what the hardware store is charging. So when I ran out of nails this deal was a no brainer. The only draw back to these nails is that you can’t get then any shorter then 1.25″. They stick through the inside of the wall about 1/4″ so it tends to be a safety concern when you use them on an un-insulated structure like a shed or garage. 1 inch would be perfect in this scenario. Other then that, these nails hardly ever jam in the nailgun. Just make sure you set the pressure regulator to at least 80-90 psi, other wise you are asking for trouble. Good quality nails made in the USA, would highly recommend to anyone for speeding up a cedar shingle, or other wood siding job.
David T. –
Coil nail
Perfect for my job of installing siding
Captain R –
the galvanizing seems good and the price cannot be beat locally
Sometimes these nails are a bit hard to get started if the coil gets bent. the galvanizing seems good and the price cannot be beat locally. If you plan ahead they are a moeny saver compared to local prices.
Mark Payne –
fits – works in gun just fine
Erica Coleman –
As advertised!
Mark Hubley –
Works as should
Tom Sr. –
Ran these through my Bostitch N66C Siding nail gun and worked perfectly for cedar shingles. Note that these are ring nails though.
Jeff zmetana –
Great size for 1/4 ” subfloor