does the u/f28ww include a "bump" trigger like the f28ww
1491050
It does have to be "bumped" in order to shoot the gun. The trigger can not be pulled and nails start shooting out. This is the safety factor for this nailer. You have to push the nailer and pull the trigger at the same time for this to work.
1491051
yes,it does when push down that trigger allow to shot, rather not for safety.
1008564
Nope. It just sprays. There is a little hook thingie that you can use to keep it spraying so you don't have to squeeze the trigger constantly, though.
2173540
1. Yes. Its replace able. Its common.2. Yes. 3. It has a sensor. But I dont know use. But it has a plug for connect a trigger.
1039607
I haven't tried that, honestly...but I can't imagine it interfering at all...they are 2 separate triggers.
2218251
It is not a trigger. You have to pull back the lever and release it to fire. So the fps ~fires per second ~ is however fast you can do that.
1416306
It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the grip itself is made from very cheap plastic unlike the camera body. Not at all recommended. It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the... » Read More It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the grip itself is made from very cheap plastic unlike the camera body. Not at all recommended. « Show Less
160338
I recommend do not buy this model. CM has discontinues this version. A new Trigger will be released shortly...that's what they've told me. My Storm Trigger failed within a few months of purchase. Sent it to CM. They stated that I would get a new Trigger as soon as it is released.
1846637
Yes. The one on the trigger is small. You can barely see it and the LED at the top. The remote has a nice sized switch you can see there.
1306446
The short answer is no. The trigger is on/off only. Speed is adjusted with the speed control lever.
1135307
The trigger is pushed down with the thumb. Easy to push if your thumb can move toward your palm. Hope this helps.
67125
Yes it does! It works great. If you want to do off camera you'll need some sort of trigger, but on camera works great.
2225769
No it is not, trigger speed is a little slow but probably the most durable and easy to work and beat option for the money! Good luck
1655962
Yes, the button protrudes and is easy to trigger. I stuck two tiny clear bumper pads on either side of the button with enough room for my finger to easily fit and now there is no problem.
987178
Hi Dennis The one I purchased has a silver grey trigger button. And it is flawless, works great.
2002704
no you have to mod it so you can do that.take out things that specifically block the trigger from shooting rapidly. bunch of videos on youtube about that.
1927179
Great! Thank you both so much for your responses. It was the one thing I used a lot on the old one I'm replacing, but the documentation and photos do not show that button.Thanks again!
112336
It makes the trigger smoother & easier to pull it averages about 4-5 lb trigger pull once installed. Yes the one with the trigger does the same as above but it also takes up to 20% pre-travel out so I'd say yes to the one with the trigger.