is it rapid-fire - so you can keep shooting if your finger is on the trigger
1996500
Yes what you do is keep ur finger on the trigger and keep pumping the front pump and it will keep firing until all the darts are out
1996501
Yes! But, obviously the cocking action makes it less than consistent with regards to aim...
1996502
Yes it sure is one of the coolest things about it and havent had any problems with the mechanics of it. Works great
1730092
Essentially, yes. If you press and hold the fire button, it will repeatedly fire rapidly (similar to a machine gun) but the firing is literally blinking from the turret gun and not the small fake machine gun.
1223300
Yes, I purchased it because I shoot a lot. Shooting lots requires ongoing magazine loading. The Sig Sauer Speed Mag saves the fingers and quickly loads many magazines.
651362
If you touch and compress the tip with the trigger pulled "on" it will shoot a nail each time you compress the tip. In other words you can shoot nails as quickly as you can "bounce" the tip on the surface you are nailing. I think the trigger is simply an air release to the nail drive piston and not necessarily a function of contact or sequential release. All I know is it works like it's supposed to allowing me to shoot nails as quickly as I can tap the tip against any surface. It will shoot too many nails if you don't have a feel for it. Hope that answers it
314265
Yes, but it was not real successful because it put my hand in an awkward position and made the already stiff trigger pull even harder. I no longer use it.
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.
2190783
It has a trigger button. I suppose you can squeeze it not as hard to make it come out slower....
385950
Yes. Once the slide gets worked in. That took about one magazine of BB's. It fires as fast as you can pull the trigger.
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.
160173
No it doesn't. It rides above your trigger finger and there is little or no contact.
54458
mine was already on single shot didn't try for rapid but the reviews of trigger sticking happened to me
540969
No. It is activated by a small metal area under the trigger guard when your middle finger comes in contact with it. You can also turn it off with a small switch just in front of the metal area.
1852542
No, it does not. The only locking feature is to keep it from starting without your hand on the trigger.
1289016
Yes. It's speed will vary with the amount of pressure you apply to the trigger.
786538
You do need to cock back the top after each shot. So Yes you can fire with One hand but you'll need your other hand to refire. Here's a link to how this gun works. https://youtu.be/6FcspUnlSRs
1135307
The trigger is pushed down with the thumb. Easy to push if your thumb can move toward your palm. Hope this helps.
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