is the hammer able to be pulled back manulaly
887100
Yes it is , I've bought loads of pellet guns and this is the best 357 model but buy stronger co2 , the generic kind makes the gun weak
887101
Yeah, single and doble action, i love this gun i suggest if u get it, get more magazines.
887102
Yes but you're not going to want to all the time as its a lot faster to just not pull back the hammer because its semi automatic but overall great beginners pellet gun if you're looking for something good and reliable
1068081
I would say so, it's pretty sturdy....I have discovered that the grip can slid off the hammer sometimes, but it slides right back on and it a little bit rubbery so it hasn't cracked or anything (the grip is rubbery, not the head of the hammer), my son bangs this thing around all the time on all sorts of surfaces and really, it's held up very well!
2170782
LOL! thanks for the correction. the minor gripe I have is that you can see seams on the hammer. The side that you would slam down upon your enemy or bildgesnype. Otherwise, a good purchase.
854997
You twist, not hammer. And then you twist the other way to remove. It's not hard. I've only tried it on sand, nothing firmer than that though.
1753448
Yes, it does have a working hammer. My son loves it. He is very rough on stuff and plays with this almost everyday. We have had no issues with it.
1245379
The only metal parts are the internals such as the barrel, trigger mechanism and magazine. The slide is fixed and so is the slide catch. The Hammer is just for show but it does move back if you pull it back, it goes back into place by itself because held by a spring. Even though all of this is the case, I love the pistol. It's very accurate and very powerful.
112768
It does pull back and this was a gift so I don't remember if it is metal or not.
677111
yes, when the drill is in use-not just operating without a load , you should feel the hammer function.
781595
No, not from the outside if that is what you are referring to. It is, however, removable if that is of any help.
121709
You should be able to use it without any problem. Proper lubrication to the hammer is very important.
2209214
Yes it can. There is a rubber stopper with an Allen wrench screw that stops it from coming out and you can just take that screw out with an Allen wrench that is given to you with the saw.
2196939
It looks like the handel might be able to be removed, but I dought it you will be able to be put back. Handel works great for my needs.
1587244
One is where you pull back the hammer yourself and it fires more quickly when you pull the trigger. The other is when you pull the trigger without pulling back the hammer so the hammer has to go back then forward when you pull the trigger
77853
I believe the "hammer" is to help break up and force the bit through tough materials like concrete etc. while the bit is rotating. Its still a drill with a hammer action to assist.
1030707
The cylinder release can be pushed back to prevent the hammer from cocking, but does not prevent the gun from firing, so no, it effectively does not have a safety.
1631763
Yes, as you can turn the hammer function off. There is a switch on top with selections for using it as a screwgun, for normal drilling, and for hammer drilling in masonry.
1339392
Yes, it can be cocked by hand, imo the pulley crank is just somthing to get in the way and break