Does this have a trigger lock so you don't have to keep a finger on the trigger?
1517277
no trigger lock, but press the trigger once it's on and runs continually , when you press it again it's off then. works just fine.
1517278
Trigger lock would be a nice feature, unfortunately, you will have to work around this one. I assume the saw will be set up in a stationary stand, if not, disregard. Hold the trigger down with an elastic or velcro strap and make sure to only plug the cord into a remote switch controlled outlet. Speed can be controlled from the dial.
447705
It does not have a trigger lock. It does have a flaw in the fuel system causing the unit to fail within the first 6 months of use.
187263
Yes is does, one finger extends the blade into locking position. For the price you get what you get but I like it.
99661
It has a "lock out" feature, meaning the trigger cannot be accidentally depressed without first "unlocking" the safety. There is NO provision to keep the trigger depressed while using the trimmer.
1135307
The trigger is pushed down with the thumb. Easy to push if your thumb can move toward your palm. Hope this helps.
779854
I have this drill. It does not, does NOT have a lock for the trigger. And I will say this, this drill has enough power to snap your wrist, you do NOT want a trigger lock button for something that has this much power. I had another powerful drill with a lock button and SEVERELY injured my wrist with it because even though I let go of the trigger... it was locked and would not stop until my friend unplugged it for me. The drill literally untwisted the 3/4 drill bit and I couldn't use that hand effectively for 3 months. SO.... you do not want a lock button for the trigger on a powerful drill such a this one.
2033509
It does not, what you see is what is there, the is one other button that is on the back and that is the trigger
101373
Yes, a lock at the top locks the trigger that drops the legs. I found that you do not need it, legs do not drop unless you pull the trigger.
93113
No. The reacher does not have a locking device. When you squeeze the trigger the grabber closes to hold or pick up object, but you have to continue squeezing the trigger to hold the object. I hope this helps.
569830
I have only used it by holding the trigger on. I think this is a safety feature and I would doubt that you could set it to stay cutting without your finger on the trigger. Nothing was said in the instructions about using the trimmer without your finger on the trigger.
1865135
No trigger lock feature, that would defeat the safety intent of the thing only running when you hold the trigger. Not like the old days when they had on-off switches.
192535
There is no lock, strap or release button to press. Molded for a specific make and model pistol and the pistol snaps into place. It is very secure and won't come out if you run, jump, hang upside down or normal day to day activities. I've never had any problems drawing my gun during qualification. I bought one of these for each model pistol I have, two Glocks and a HK. Love them all
40003
Yes there is a safety slide in the side of the gun. You can actually slide off/on with your finger while in the shooting position (one handed).If you look at the last picture you will see a white dot just above the trigger - that is where the safety is located.
1680818
Yes it does. There is a slide lever on the side of the unit that locks it to on so you don't have to hold down the button.
2265498
Yes it has a very good secure locking mechanism that turns with the key. Great product to secure your guns and ammo.
160173
No it doesn't. It rides above your trigger finger and there is little or no contact.
464406
Neither.....the retention feature is a "squeeze" function on the front, inner portion of the trigger guard. Simple friction holds the gun in the holster. It is adjustable.