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Johnson JRT300-RDHV-S Self-Leveling Red Dual Slope Rotary Laser System, 4,000FT Range, Lithium Ion Batteries, Magnetic Target, Laser Detector, Remote Control, Tripod and 13 FT Grade Rod Masonry Tools Convenience features include a barrel
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Johnson JRT300 RDHV S Self Leveling Red Dual Slope Rotary Laser System, 4,000FT Range, Lithium Ion Batteries, Magnetic Target, Laser Detector, Remote Control, Tripod and 13 FT Grade Rod Masonry Tools Convenience features include a barrel Convenience features include a barrel grip design It drives 18 Gauge 7 16" crown staples through 1" diameter caps to provide maximum hold and support Key Features: 600 & 1200 RPM
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