I know the gun doesn't shoot but can you still pull the trigger?
218334
Yes, you are able to pull the trigger and also cock it with release action.
218335
Yes It functions the way a real one would the trigger and hammer I even modified mine to blast a ring cap
1568494
Yes, you can. It has 2 positions. Trigger works too. I used these replicas in a recent Civil War film and had shots where the hammer was pulled back.
1449169
No, there is not a trigger. It works by sliding the barrel, but by the end of the summer it no longer would slide. (Or it required a lot more force than my child could do)
820931
Yes,when you pull the trigger the legs slide to the ground, when you release the trigger it locks to any angle of terrain it stop at
2002705
Yes, but, theres a little plastic switch inside the gun where the clip goes up at the top right inside the jam door, this switch stops the trigger from moving when theres no darts in the gun, it also will stop the trigger if you are firing too fast. My suggestion (I did this myself on both of mine) is to unscrew the gun and simply remove the little plastic piece. Its a 5 minute job max. Well worth it.
1253355
You can but all you will see is the quick flash of red when you pull the trigger the trainer targets show you where your shots are landing
498575
No. You must hold the trigger, it is a safety feature by not having a power-on switch.
1047811
The entire gun is hard to fire. You do pull the orange thing down before pulling the trigger but the trigger takes a lot of force as well.
19347
My son said you must pull the slide for each shot, so it's neither. Good luck.
1980049
Yes. The trigger guard just swings left or right and can be popped back into place if you choose not to pull the trigger.
786539
Not unless it is modified you need one hand to hold it and one hand to activate the slide before the blaster will fire the slide must be activated before every shot
1294964
I have say yes if I pull trigger if not on valve it has air come out, hope this helps
2223967
Yes you still have to pull the trigger to throw the clays. The wobbler just zigs and zags side to side and up and down to give you more variety. Or eliminate repeatability or boredom in your shooting.
105052
Yes, it does. But guns never fire accidentally - people fire guns because of lack of proper training. Three rules will prevent this from EVER happening - 1. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. 2. Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot. 3. Always keep the gun unloaded and the action open until ready to shoot. Notice that all three say "always".
458049
Yes, squeezing the trigger releases it from the current position. Also, there is a wing nut on the back of the pistol grip that allows you to control how tight it holds its position. You can also use this wing nut to set the position of the grip (loosen it to move to the position you want then tighten).
2141483
No you would have to lean on the gun with enough pressure to activate the laser.
224349
Yes, with a touch of the button located above the trigger. Back out as fast as you can drive in.