Does the trigger need to be changed in order to go from sequential to "bump" firing?
1976545
Yes it does. I have never used a bump trigger on this type of gun before. I don't know what kind of application you would use it for. My bump trigger is still sitting in the case unused.
1976546
yes it must be changed - if I remember correctly the nailer comes with both triggers - sorry, I can't remember, but I stopped using this gun because it isn't worth much - misfires and/or doesn't fire - and just for your info (this is free) the warranty is null and void if the nailer is purchased from Amazon - told this by factory authorized service center that Senco does not honor the warranty if purchased from Amazon - no reason as to why given
179806
As of 2016-02-15 this item DOES NOT ship with a bump-mode trigger. Only single-fire action trigger. I called Porter Cable and part #BN200C-CTK -- the black bump-mode trigger -- is "discontinued and no longer available." Cannot find that part anywhere. What a shame, I will need to return this tool.
208412
No. You don't have to change the factory spring, but there is a heavier spring that you can purchase that will make squeezing the trigger even smooher!
1232527
Although I had the gun switched on, sometimes it would not fire when the button was pressed, but removing the "shells" and reloaing and "jiggling" until they seem to be feeding correctly, then and sometimes firing several times until the actual mecahnism worked, cured the problem. Once one shell was fired the others were no problem.
723267
Yes. A simple turn on the barrel will switch from mag fed to hopper. Hope that helps
2254279
No it doesn't. When it gets about an inch from the counter sink the bit will accelerate. So if you don't want a counter sink start bumping the trigger.
726264
The amount of trigger pulls aren't the problem because of the silicone primer it's the case that messes up everything. You can pull the trigger all day just don't try to cycle them at all
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.
1927114
Not in a traditional sense. There is an adjustable screw on the right hand side of the rifle, in the trigger area. You can loosen or tighten that screw to increase or decrease how quickly the rifle shoots. At the moment I have my rifle tweaked so that I can shoot 1 round at a time. But I do that by quickly pulling the trigger and letting go. If I were to hold down the trigger it would still shoot a few rounds per second.
473701
No. The trigger needs to be held in to track the speed. The gun is really accurate.
461770
yes, it is variable speed...speeds varies with how hard the trigger is pressed
2089635
It is just on or off trigger. I do not know of a variable trigger impact. I guess you could play with the air regulator, but can't understand why anyone needs a variable trigger.
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.
1300538
Yes. Just pull the trigger each time. Full auto only kicks in if you hold the trigger. There is no switch just based on the trigger pull
1552858
Mine does go through when the trigger is pulled. You have to push it to get it started but after that it works its way through. You do need to start with two sticks.
447032
Continously. The trigger only controls the liquid compound release. However there is a valve on the end of the gun where it connects to the air hose to turn the air on/off.
564816
Hi,The trigger can't be adjusted without modiying it as per videos from the internet. IE "how to adjust your trigger for $1.50" on you tubeHowever, be aware that if you do this you will void your warranty. I have not modified mine.