Mike Finley

Senco makes them. They only come square drive.

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Mike Finley

I see Ridgid now has a collated gun, it looks like a Duraspin to me, right down to the cheesy plastic thing that holds the strip of screws in position on the handle.

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Andrew M.

I have a DS300 senco add on to a screwgun. It has an extension too, can mount to many guns. I have it on an older Bosch 2500 rpm that has no issues with 3" senco screws, self drilling square drive. The bits have never given me a problem but maybe now they are made of cheaper quality. I also can attach it to my cordless DeWalt gun . Not a compact design like the one piece drywall guns.
One thing about the corded senco pictured is that there are only a few parts available, basically a throw away if it needs service. The ridgid has a LSA, so at least you can get it repaired for free. The cordless senco has most parts available.
The Makitas seem better made overall.

Burkk

Depending on your application if you are going to be driving longer screws I would stick with the corded model.

Burkk