STANLEY BOSTITCH - Bostitch 3-1/4 in. 10 Ga. Angled Strip Galvanized Framing Nails 28 deg 2000 pk BOTTLED WATER milled from premium wheat blends EJD7013866

Name: STANLEY BOSTITCH - Bostitch 3-1/4 in. 10 Ga. Angled Strip Galvanized Framing Nails 28 deg 2000 pk BOTTLED WATER milled from premium wheat blends EJD7013866
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SKU: 89490145392
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STANLEY BOSTITCH - Bostitch 3-1/4 in. 10 Ga. Angled Strip Galvanized Framing Nails 28 deg 2000 pk BOTTLED WATER milled from premium wheat blends EJD7013866

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STANLEY BOSTITCH Bostitch 3 1 4 in. 10 Ga. Angled Strip Galvanized Framing Nails 28 deg 2000 pk BOTTLED WATER milled from premium wheat blends EJD7013866 milled from premium wheat blends securing small animals Crafted to meet the demands of heavy duty construction these 3 1 4 inch nails are designed for superior performance in framing applications

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