DriplessBrand CH200 Cradle Frame Hex Rod Caulk Gun | Dripless Metal Caulking Gun for 10oz Sealant and Adhesive Silicone Cartridges or Tubes | 10:1 Thrust Ratio | Contractor Grade

Good product for the price and works really well

As a 30-year painter these are the best caulking guns you can get.THEY TRULY ARE DRIPLESS without ratcheting, clicking or pushing a tab to stop it. (These used to be common in orange & yellow at stores.. Can't find them anywhere now but here..!)

This is the best manual caulk gun I've ever used. No drip, smooth pull, steady flow, great feel. Forms a caulk that doesn’t need wiping. The simple things in life.

I needed a heavy duty caulk gun that wouldn't break for applying polyurethane filling to sidewalk cracks. I used this gun with Sika self-leveling sealant and it worked like a charm. It is indeed a heavy duty, metal gun and I'm pretty confident that it won't break easily. The trigger is easy to pull. I'm a 5' 3" woman with average upper body strength and I didn't have any issues with squeezing the trigger. Because the trigger was smooth to use, the sealant applied very smoothly which is what I'm looking for. I used the 10oz tube of sealant. That's about as big as this gun will handle (i.e. the 29oz tubes would be too big for this).I gave it four stars because it claims to be dripless but it's really not. I didn't get it for that purpose so I don't really care. I'm used to caulk guns that drip and know how to apply materials with that in mind. However, if you're looking for dripless, this ain't it.

I bought this one for my son, he loved mine so much when he borrowed it. I've had one for years, and it's the best gun I've ever had. When you stop squeezing it stops with no dripping.

I use other brands before and this by far is the best, it saved me time with the clean up. clean lines and no dripping, that is a win win situation!

Was looking forward to trying this, and finally got there after an unanticipated delay. The sealing need was to add kind of bulk Silicone caulk to seal between my sump lid and the uneven cement floor (and similar). So it did not require precision caulking. With an intentionally large cut at the caulk tip (to get a broad flow, as some gaps were ~ 1/4") I could barely get any flow at all. Either mine caulk gun is faulty or the auto-release nature of this just didn't provide very much "push" to get caulk flowing. There seem to be no adjustments to it's functioning, so not sure how well it'll work for me in a more general sense.

I did not know that they made caulking guns that were dripless. This one does exactly what it says it’s going to do and I will probably be buy more in the future