SILIGUN™ PRO Compact 24:1 Caulking Gun - No Drip Caulk Gun - Patent Design - Lightweight Aluminum Frame - Works with all 10 oz Tubes (SILIGUN PRO)

I’m very impressed with this SILIGUN PRO caulking gun. The compact design makes it much easier to work in tight spaces compared to a traditional caulking gun. It feels solid and well-built, and the 24:1 thrust ratio provides plenty of power while still giving you good control over the flow. The no-drip feature is a big plus and helps keep the job cleaner with less wasted material. Loading and using it is simple, and it feels comfortable in the hand even during longer projects. Definitely a great tool for DIY projects, home repairs, or professional use. Highly recommended!

This caulking gun works great. Well worth the money.

This touts a slick look and ease of use. NOT SO! This thing is hard to load [a mallet helps] and virtually impossible to remove the caulk tube. When I finally got the Gorilla Glue tube in, it was very hard the squeeze the trigger - took two hands. This is a poor design. Using this device is waste of money and time. Notice that the video reviewers do not show them actually using the gun. It's going back now!

This was my first time to use anything different than the old original style caulk guns, and this new gun worked wonderfully. This was much easier to control, and the power to pull ratio was good for me. I was reinstalling the baseboard next to a toilet, so I trimmed off the extra tube behind the gun’s body. I started my caulking run at the end away from the toilet, which left the section remaining by the toilet, with the shortest overall length. Wow, such a small footprint! I loved it!! This caulking gun is made well and looks like it could last forever.

I like this pretty good, but it STILL runs a bit after triggering. I have a bad right hand and the pull trigger is wide, so I usually have to use both hands to pull it's trigger. It IS great for tight spaces and way more easy to swap hands when way up on an extension ladder. the WORST part is getting the empty tube OUT. ...I have to take it to the truck and clamp some vice grips to the nozzle and pull it while hitting the tube out with a hammer. very tough to do. ...and dried caulking gets in front of the internal cutting blade and I have to use a small screwdriver to dig the dried caulk out from time-to-time. ... but it's shortness still makes it worth using

The caulk gun is a really good idea and does all the things it claims to do. One shortcoming I have found is that it does not work with cardboard-aluminum lined tubes though. When you try to load anything other than a plastic tube the end of the tube will get smashed and not load properly making the gun inoperable. If there was a way to open the clamping mechanism a bit larger than what it currently can then it would work. Otherwise, this is good concept, but not sure its worth the $30+.

First, my use case. I've started rebuilding aquariums, my own as a test bed. I've done it before and built sumps/refugium's, but it is always a hassle with a standard caulking gun with the stepper/presser bar sticking out of the back, and smacking your tanks. With this one my obstruction is limited at first to the size of the caulk, and half the length of the Siligun. Once the caulk passes through to the back of the Siligun, your max length is the caulk tube. I did not do any trials on any other material, simply glass, and I went at it assuming proper function, and aside from not properly seating the first tube, it went flawlessly. I won't discuss application because that is entirely a function of style, angle, cut of the feed tube, speed and consistency of application. Not a one of these can or should Siligun attempt to address other than suggestions. Prior to ordering this I read the reviews, and instantly discarded any emotional feedback, or those user error/application issues. What would I change? A little disappointed that the clutch trigger carries across the plastic molded version from the all plastic gun. If mine makes it through 2 more tubes of caulk, the hang on hook is going to be removed. And while it would make it more expensive, I'd build in some form of lifter for the tube cutter, so when the job is done, it would be easier to retract the tube from the gun. All of my successes in removing the, so far, 2 tubes has been from a simple manipulation of the clutch. Another thing I noticed, and it is not yet a problem, is that which has been called out previous; that being the skateboard texture that lines the clutch puller slit internal. Mine is working fine, but some have said after repetitive use, the texture gums up with the abrasion of the caulking tube. This "might" be helped if that was a reverse cleating, small reverse ramps facing toward the rear of the clutch. Hats off for reinventing the caulking gun, and I can't wait to see what their Gen 2's will improve upon.

The way it cuts the tube to be used allows whatever you use to leak out a little bit and builds up over time. Then after about 3weeks of off and on usage the rivets blew out and it fell apart so now unable to use. Was told to reach out to the manufacturer but haven’t gotten a response. Other than those issues it wasn’t a horrible gun to use it does help in the right positions.

Top product. Echt vakman hulp makelijk klein.

Great item

Seems to be a solid product, not yet tried it in real action.

I just received this new gun for caulking and so far it's pretty good. Now, I'm coming using cheap and cheerful silicone/ caulking tube guns, to try this. The good is the quality is excellent. Really well constructed and robust feel. As the tube empties, the gun slices the back of the tube, which is good and bad. Good because it's easier to cut it off, but bad because the slicing blade stops you from twisting the gun inside the gun. This matters when you want to adjust the angle of the nozzle, but can't.....like you could with a cheap gun. Also, releasing pressure on the tube is not that easy and you will always have caulk dripping out the end. Maybe I just need to get more used to it.

This is way better than the plastic one It broke on me after a couple months of usage. But I think that was user error I bought in three more, and they all work amazing