Buying a 15g nailer?

[Scifli]

Hi, my first post here so thanks for looking.
I have a 24 litre Hyundai compressor and a Rapid 18g brad nailer which works well with it. I will soon be starting a new garden shed build 16x6 (weird size I know but its a lean to extension on my existing shed for storage )
I am considering buying a framing nailer for doing T&G cladding and for attaching 11mm OSB to inside of my exiting shed as interior wall covering insulation.
Does anyone have recommendations for which nailer to buy to meet these reqirements. I was thinking 15g or 16g or even a bigger one to cover this and maybe bigger jobs down the line, but only started this thing a year ago so no experience., Any help appreciated thanks.

 

[Sideways]

I did both jobs on mine using forgefix (toolstation) exterior grade screws.
My logic was it would be easier to replace the featherboarding if I needed to.
A few years in and it's all lasting well though.

 

[Housey210]

Personal preference, "T" nailer on cladding, built many a shed with my old haubold T nailer. (T follows grain)

 

[PerryGunn]

For the interior USB in the shed, I'd recommend screws rather than nailing as it'll make your life much easier when you want to remove it for some reason - and it's virtually guaranteed that you will want to get behind it at some point e.g. running cables or clearing out a mouse nest.

For exterior cladding/fencing I bought a air-powered Makita coil nailer (AN613) when I saw it on offer

 

[Scifli]

For the interior USB in the shed, I'd recommend screws rather than nailing as it'll make your life much easier when you want to remove it for some reason - and it's virtually guaranteed that you will want to get behind it at some point e.g. running cables or clearing out a mouse nest.

For exterior cladding/fencing I bought a air-powered Makita coil nailer (AN613) when I saw it on offer

Thanks for the info. I think I will use screws for interior for the reasons you stated. Ive looked at the Makita coil nailer but its quite pricey atm. Maybe I'll get a deal on it or something similar on Black Friday.