Velmont MCN55 Coil Siding Nailer

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Our take on the Velmont MCN55 Coil Siding Nailer

The Velmont MCN55 is a pneumatic siding nailer that feeds nails from a coil and has an adjustable exhaust. It is aimed at nailing fiber-cement, wood and engineered siding, where a coil magazine means fewer reloads than a strip nailer. The best new price is $119.99 at eBay as of November 4, 2026, with two stores listing it new. That price sits at the low end for a coil siding nailer, which typically runs $150 to $300 from the major brands.

Best forSiding installers nailing fiber-cement or wood lap sidingContractors who want fewer reloads on long runsBudget buyers adding a second siding gunOwners of a compressor with enough CFM for a framing-class nailer

Pros

Coil magazine holds more nails than strip guns, so fewer reloads
Adjustable exhaust keeps oil mist away from the work face
Pneumatic drive handles dense fiber-cement siding
Simple, proven coil-nailer layout with few electronics to fail
Low entry price at $119.99

Cons

No battery option; needs a compressor and hose
Coil siding nails are less common in stores than strip nails
No depth-of-drive wheel or belt hook listed
Brand support and parts are harder to find than for major brands
Weight and recoil are typical of pneumatic coil guns

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Velmont MCN55 Coil Siding Nailer price history

Lowest price we've seen: $292.68 on Nov 5 at Lowe's. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 5.

Specifications

Use: Siding
Power Type: Pneumatic
Nail Load: Coil
Adjustable Exhaust: Yes

Questions and answers

Is the Velmont MCN55 worth it at $119.99?: At $119.99 at eBay as of November 4, 2026, it is one of the cheapest coil siding nailers you can buy new. It makes sense if you already own a compressor and nail siding occasionally. If you nail siding daily, a major-brand gun with better parts support is the safer buy.
What nails does the MCN55 take?: It is a coil siding nailer, so it takes wire-collated coil siding nails, the kind used for fiber-cement and wood lap siding. Buy nails matched to your siding thickness and material. Check the nail length range in the manual before ordering a box.
Do I need a compressor to run it?: Yes. It is pneumatic, so it needs an air compressor and hose. Siding nailers draw a lot of air, so check your compressor's CFM at 90 psi against the gun's rating. A small pancake compressor will likely cycle constantly.
Can it drive fiber-cement siding nails?: Yes, that is its main job. Use siding nails rated for fiber cement and set the depth so the head sits flush without crushing the board. Test on a scrap piece first, since fiber cement cracks easily if overdriven.
How does it compare with a strip siding nailer?: A coil magazine holds more nails, so you reload less often on long runs. Strip nailers are lighter and their nails are easier to find locally. For a big siding job, the coil gun saves time; for small repairs, a strip gun is simpler.
When is the best time to buy?: Pneumatic nailers usually drop around fall and holiday sales and during spring building season promotions. Watch the price history and buy when it dips below the recent range. At $119.99 it is already near the bottom of what coil siding nailers cost.
Where is the Velmont MCN55 Coil Siding Nailer cheapest?: At Lowe's, for $292.68, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Velmont MCN55 Coil Siding Nailer?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Lowe's, eBay.

Our take on the Velmont MCN55 Coil Siding Nailer

Pros

Coil magazine holds more nails than strip guns, so fewer reloads
Adjustable exhaust keeps oil mist away from the work face
Pneumatic drive handles dense fiber-cement siding
Simple, proven coil-nailer layout with few electronics to fail
Low entry price at $119.99

Cons

No battery option; needs a compressor and hose
Coil siding nails are less common in stores than strip nails
No depth-of-drive wheel or belt hook listed
Brand support and parts are harder to find than for major brands
Weight and recoil are typical of pneumatic coil guns

Questions and answers

Is the Velmont MCN55 worth it at $119.99?

At $119.99 at eBay as of November 4, 2026, it is one of the cheapest coil siding nailers you can buy new. It makes sense if you already own a compressor and nail siding occasionally. If you nail siding daily, a major-brand gun with better parts support is the safer buy.

What nails does the MCN55 take?

It is a coil siding nailer, so it takes wire-collated coil siding nails, the kind used for fiber-cement and wood lap siding. Buy nails matched to your siding thickness and material. Check the nail length range in the manual before ordering a box.

Do I need a compressor to run it?

Yes. It is pneumatic, so it needs an air compressor and hose. Siding nailers draw a lot of air, so check your compressor's CFM at 90 psi against the gun's rating. A small pancake compressor will likely cycle constantly.

Can it drive fiber-cement siding nails?

Yes, that is its main job. Use siding nails rated for fiber cement and set the depth so the head sits flush without crushing the board. Test on a scrap piece first, since fiber cement cracks easily if overdriven.

How does it compare with a strip siding nailer?

A coil magazine holds more nails, so you reload less often on long runs. Strip nailers are lighter and their nails are easier to find locally. For a big siding job, the coil gun saves time; for small repairs, a strip gun is simpler.

When is the best time to buy?

Pneumatic nailers usually drop around fall and holiday sales and during spring building season promotions. Watch the price history and buy when it dips below the recent range. At $119.99 it is already near the bottom of what coil siding nailers cost.

Where is the Velmont MCN55 Coil Siding Nailer cheapest?

At Lowe's, for $292.68, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Velmont MCN55 Coil Siding Nailer?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Lowe's, eBay.