PRO PowerShot Wire guide malfunction. The arrow pointed forward but when I try to push forward it won't go forward?... What's wrong? It was working fine, then I ran out of staples and when I reloaded this problem arose. It's my first time using it. Thanks in Advance for all insights to this problem.

SOURCE: I have an Arrow T-50 which is missing the staple

You need the staple loader to keep the tension on the staples. The part is usually not sold separately. Your only chance is to find a used T-50 and cannibalize the part. You can get a new T-50 online for $25.

SOURCE: Just purchased t27 arrow staple

That stapler takes a jt21 staple. some fill from the bottom when the plunger is in the drawn back position and some fill from the rear with plunger removed. If the plunger is attached, then it fills from the bottom. Hope this helps:)

SOURCE: powershot pro staple gun

just purchased a Powershot model 5700m. how do you load the staples?

SOURCE: I can't seem to reload

With the stapler sitting a solid surface, turn it 180 degrees so it is pointed away from you, and you are looking at the back. Press down on the plastic extension that you see (about mid-height on the stapler). This releases the staple-holding compartment (it shoots out the front of the stapler). Reload it with standard staples, push the compartment back in place until you hear a click. Voila!

SOURCE: powershot, heavy duty, forward action, staple & nail gun will not shoot staples

If you are referring to a Swingline powershot model 1000, you may try using the following staples for best results: True Value part # 659857 for 1/4" staples or True Value part # 660426 for 3/8" staples. You may also find these staples at Sears under the Sears part #: 1/4" is part # 74417 and 3/8" is part # 74418. I hope this helps, often times, using an incorrect staple will give you undesirable results.