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Ryobi ONE+ 18V AirStrike 18-Gauge Brad Nailer (Tool Only)

Model number
P321

The Ryobi P321 is an 18V ONE+ AirStrike 18-gauge brad nailer that drives nails without a compressor, hose, or costly pneumatic setup. The brushed motor drives 5/8–2 in. brad nails into a 105-nail magazine, making it well-suited for trim work, cabinet installs, light furniture assembly, and general finish carpentry. The nose is 45% smaller than the prior generation, giving better sightlines and reach into tight cabinet corners. Two non-marring pads protect finished surfaces. As a bare tool it integrates into any existing 18V ONE+ battery collection — pair it with a 4.0 Ah pack for roughly 1,900 nails per charge.

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Model no.
P321
Brand
Ryobi
Category
Brad Nailer
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§ Specifications

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Voltage (V)
18
Platform
ONE+
Motor Type
Brushed
Gauge
18
Nail Length Range In
5/8–2
Magazine Capacity
105
Dry Fire Lockout
No
Tool Free Depth Adjust
Yes
Tool Only
Yes
Batteries Included
0
Battery Included
No
Charger Included
No
Warranty
3-year limited

§ What's Included

01 (1) P321 18V ONE+ AirStrike 18-Gauge Brad Nailer
02 (2) Non-Marring Pads

§ Warranty

3-year limited

§ FAQ

Does the Ryobi P321 need a compressor?

No. The P321 uses Ryobi's AirStrike technology — a cordless, battery-powered mechanism that drives nails without a compressor, hose, or pneumatic accessories. Just charge an 18V ONE+ battery and start nailing.

What size brad nails does the P321 accept?

The P321 accepts 18-gauge brad nails ranging from 5/8 in. to 2 in. in length. This covers most trim, molding, and light finish carpentry applications.

Does the P321 have a dry-fire lockout?

No. The P321 does not include a dry-fire lockout feature. You will need to monitor the magazine manually to avoid blank firing into your workpiece. The brushless upgrade P322 adds dry-fire lockout.

How many nails can I drive per charge?

With a 4.0 Ah ONE+ battery (sold separately or bundled in the P321K1 kit), you can expect approximately 1,900 nails per charge — more than enough for a full day of trim work.

What is the difference between the P321 and P322?

The P321 uses a brushed motor (ONE+ platform) and lacks dry-fire lockout, while the P322 uses a brushless motor (ONE+ HP platform), adds dry-fire lockout, and accepts slightly longer nails up to 2-1/8 in. The P322 also delivers more consistent driving power in hardwoods.