Rapid Fence Plier with Magazine, Quickload, FP222, 23468100

We used this tool to attach poultry netting along the bottom of a chain link fence. This tool works with the VR22 sized rings.The hog rings load in a long tube and automatically feed through as you open and close the pliers-like handles. Each squeeze bends the M-shaped hog rings into a tight circle.The grips are rubbery and ergonomic, and it doesn't take a lot of pressure to close the handles, so hands don't get tired while working. Work gloves are recommended for larger projects.It is easy to see how many hog rings are left in the tube and reloading is quick and easy. This tool really sped up a big job, and was worth the purchase!

I have regular hog ring pliers, and some of the other versions that take a sleeve of rings, but this one was easier to load, and had no mis-feeds or alignment issues and worked very well. Glad to find a good product that did not cost and arm and a leg that actually works well. I use these to finish off my summer sausages when I make those and it does a first class job. Buy the hog rings from this same company and they work very well together. Worth every penny.

Plastic but nice. Much heavier hog ring than otherAuto types. Rings are very expensive

Does a beautiful job on chain link fencing, for the tension wire. But it is a little small for connecting two cattle panels together. But I did one on from each side, and it did ok.Gave it 5 stars because of chain link fencing I used it on; didn't want to mark it down because I bought it for attaching cattle panels together, and that is what I originally purchased it for.

Saves a ton of time not having to load each hog ring individually.

I needed to attach chicken wire to some field fencing around my garden to keep the rabbits out. I could have used regular hog ring pliers, but the hog rings always get tangled, and ultimately take forever. The price here was right, and I could get small green hog rings which were less visible and more appropriate for my job. So what's not to like? Well, for starters, its business end has an excess of plastic. In order to fit into the holes in the chicken wire, I had to grind off a bunch on non-essential plastic. Not a big deal, but shouldn't have to do that. In using it I found it very prone to getting the hog rings jammed. Part of that was the job I was doing--had to push and pull and force the layers of wire to line up. That tended to contribute to multiple hog rings coming loose and not entering the jaws properly. And just FYI, I never could make it clip a vertical wire to a horizontal one--too much housing in the way of the jaws. I think that the green hog rings may not glue together as well as the silver ones do. Next time I will try silver ones and see if they resist jamming better. Despite the struggles it did the job faster and easier than one at a time would have been, I just wish it would have done better. If used where conditions were better, it should work fine.

Bought a bunch of W hog rings. They do not fit these pliers. Where are the correct rings?

Did not receive any Staples that fit this unit!! Can I return this Item ?? Larrry C.