Moore Push-Pin 3-100 Aluminum Push Pins

I keep a pack of these in my range bag to hang targets (with or instead of a staple gun -- push pins don't break, jam or run out of staples). A couple of times I have used plastic push pins for this purpose and had the plastic split when up against very durable material. This can result in the pin portion vigorously entering your thumb, and is unpleasant. These are expensive -- you'll feel bad when you shoot or otherwise lose one, but they are really well made, and totally worth it the first time you don't have a jagged steel pin stuck in your thumb.

Glad I bought these metal push-pins as I do not have to worry about the head breaking off and sticking my finger, done that too! Plastic pins are fine but metal is safer as least for me.

Awesome push pins! Never thought I'd write a review for push pins, never thought I'd be looking for better push pins in the first place. These are great! I've been pushing these into plywood without issue, non have broken, and I can't imagine ever breaking one. These also look great, good enough for people to have actually noticed them and asked about them. It seems odd to pay so much for push pins but once you have these, you forget about that right away. Highly recommended!

Not as sharp as expected.

I think its too expensive for just 100 push pins. I thought 300 Push pins were comming. I feel scammed.

My rating is a 2 not based on the product but the delivery time it tok to receive this product. However I do like these sturdy tacks and they more then enough of them to use.

BUY THESE. You will never go back to the random plastic junk pushpins again. Seriously, how I can I fall in love with a pushpin? BUT I DID. Ordered these back in 2015, and just reordered more. Worth ever penny for these high-quality, reliable attractive little beauties. American made, even. So much going on here.

Previously, I was foolish enough to buy some imported pushpins at half price of these Moore pins. However, I discovered that the imported ones were so poorly made that six months later, very few of them remain usable. Most just bent right over, or the "pin" came out of the "head". The Moore pins might cost twice as much, but they are 4x the product. Don't say I didn't warn you.