How does the gun operate - with a trigger?
1449168
There is no trigger, the entire front part of the gun gets pumped in order to fire. Essentially, you put the gun in a bucket of water and pull the handle back, so the front part of the gun loads with water, and then to release you just pull the front part of the gun back towards the handle.
1449169
No, there is not a trigger. It works by sliding the barrel, but by the end of the summer it no longer would slide. (Or it required a lot more force than my child could do)
1449170
No you hold the grip and pull the barrel (or hold the barrel and push the grip). My grandchildren love them age range from 6 to teens. I bought one of each of four types. Great fun around the pool.
1433882
Pull it out til it clicks, it takes some Humph, point the pistol to the ground & with a tight grip, push the leaver in with a quick humph, it will lock, use some silicon oil on the slide awhile it in the open position, its new and needs to be brokenIn, alote of bb guns are that way, some times they'll have heavy or hard triggers? The more you use it! It'll break in & you'll get used to cocking it.
2237306
If you take the back section off you will see the inside workings of the gun. There is two more pieces that you unscrew. Once you take off the first smallest but that holds the needle set it down remove it cautiously set aside unscrew the long cylinder piece. Once you do this it will slip out with ease. You should be able to "dump" out a small flicked up piece of metal with a hole in it. Looks similar to a rounded bent guitar pick. This is what works the trigger. Refer to YouTube for more precise instructions. How to Assemble an Airbrush Gun http://youtu.be/ut5oxq2Wi0Y
1287868
Yes. The hammer cocks with the slide and is activated with the trigger pull.
327467
Hi Jackson, the trigger is typical of any CO2 pistol in this range where you have to pull through from the start. The trigger also rotates the magazine and therefore have a little bit of resistance. It is however a fairly smooth continuous pull that is fairly predictable and allow for good grouping.
1587247
Simply put it can fire two ways. You can just squeeze the trigger to fire quickly or you can cock the gun with the hammer for a lighter trigger pull and ideally a more accurate shot.
860230
The hammer cocks back and releases when the trigger is pulled. It does not functionally cock the gun though. To do that you must rack the slide.
833235
It is red, however, it doesn't allow you to hold the trigger down and shoot a nail on impact of the head. It only allows a trigger pull each time. I rarely use it. I ended up getting a Ridgid driver which has a switch which allows you to do either one.
2060148
No. It's a semi automatic. As fast as you pull the trigger, it shoots. The trigger pull is long since it has a lot of work to do, but it's not bad.
1289937
Not at all. It is just a pull trigger. There is a little button the handle you must press at the same time as pulling the trigger but it is simple. The unit is light in weight also.
1673208
Nope, it's spring-powered. You just load it, cock it back and pull the trigger.
509847
No the trigger is nothing, you push down the gun to activate it to slide gears
1495111
It has two settings, both require you to depress the tip to fire. One will only fire with the trigger being depressed and released, while the other will fire as long as you keep the trigger depressed and it will fire every time you make contact with the tip.
1186442
Adjust the flow you want and lock the trigger. There is a button on top of the trigger just push it in. the flow will be reduced on continuous spray. It works well just have to remember it you want a strong flow to press the trigger to a strong flow before engaging the lock button.
264402
Yes and no. In order to fire the gun, you need to cock it by pulling back the slide then pulling the trigger. You cannot fire the gun by pulling the trigger alone. When you pull the slide back, the hammer comes back and moves forward when you pull the trigger.
1142907
Yes, it is automatic but single action. This means that it only shoots out and doesn't close automatically. If it was double action then it would automatically open and close, both ways.
863682
Not sure I understand your question. Do you mean a trigger that you hold? If so, it does not. You have to push in the button for the water to come out the nozzle and then push it back to turn the water off.