Does this model have a safety to prevent accidental firing
1937765
Yes there is 2 triggers. One is the safety and one is the actual trigger to fire the pin nailer. Many pneumatic nailers have a press in safety on the nose of the gun, this one doesn't. The 2 triggers takes care of not having the safety on the nose. Great pin nailer, barely see the hole left by pin. After sanding it almost dissapears. Surprisingly strong for how small the pins are. Hope this helps.
1937766
Larger nailers (brad, finish, etc.) have safety of trigger plus tip pressure. Generally pin nailers have a double trigger for safety, since a pressure tip could mar delicate items.
1937767
Yes and no. It has a sort of double trigger: one must use 2 fingers--one to depress the safety trigger and then use the other finger to squeeze the firing trigger. I've found it to be quite safe and an excellent tool, esp. In that it does pins longer than just 1 inch.
1937768
It does have a safety trigger that is located just in front of the trigger. Manual says, "Depress the safety trigger (B) to unlock the trigger (A). Now depress the trigger (A). A fastener is fired each time the trigger is depressed." It does NOT have nose safety trigger.
907797
If you're talking about the 22lr pistol, yes. I own one and had no issues while firing with the light attached.
2061671
A plug is a plug. This just gives you better fire. You asked "is it safe?" My short answer would be that the plug end is not the end you need to worry about. My long answer would be that it should be as reasonably safe as it was prior, however all muzzleloaders have an element to them that is primitive and dangerous and should always be handled responsibly. When in doubt bring in an expert. I am not an expert.
90618
Yes it does. It has a safety switch when cocked that has to be turned off to shoot.
267414
My girls have not experienced any accidental triggering of the accessory. It is designed for deliberate trigger in the event of emergency.
498574
no, the machine doesn't work without squeezing the trigger -- a useful safety feature, to me.
40001
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.
1292751
yes, but when you use it nothing can be around it has a safety feature to shut off.
2029764
Safe is hard to answer, but it does have a clothing clip that if you were to fall/stumble it would turn off. It doesn't have arms or anything, so I would only recommend using it at very low speeds while working.
2235729
If you aren't sure you probably should NOT! One because as a Photographer I don't want anything that will obscure my ability to be comfortable while shooting. Plus didn't someone just get shot with a toy gun recently? And finally its literally called a gungrip there is always a chance an accident can happen.
945258
I can't really say that it is safe but we did when we were at the range and nothing bad happened. Just make sure to wear eye protection because we could see the 9mm fragmentation spray out from the target when we uses some of the home protection hollow points and etc. The FMJs we did not see anything like that or on the .40 cal FMJs since that is all we have for the .40s. It did not hurt the target at all though. It was fun to rapid fire from the pistols and get a bunch of 'pings' in a row.
90616
Yes, there is a safety on top of the stock behind the scope that can only be released when the crossbow is properly cocked and a bolt in place. It works well and is very intuative.
1301378
I personally use this item and can vouch for it. The only way this is a fire hazard is if people do not use it correctly. Yes there will be defective units, yes there may be accidents, but overall most fires started by these are caused by people who shouldn't even own pets. Putting a towel over this device or putting stuff around it is not smart at all and is in fact dangerous. The device itself as far as I have seen does not catch fire, and in fact does not produce enough heat TO catch on fire. I put blame on the users, not the item or manufacturer except in the case of defective units sold. Hope this was a reasonable answer. I love this product. UPDATE: Adding to my previous comment, it seems as though there was a curse on this company as a whole bunch of people got faulty devices, poor things. Mine is still working great, no shorts. Seems to me like there were assembly issues within the manufacturer building or they got some terribly made pieces to construct these with. I am only glad that mine was not one of the ill-fated defects!
90619
Yes it has a safety, and the arrow has to be all the way back or you can't release the safety. Hope that helps.
621136
Probably not since I wouldn't recognize a safety interlock anyway, so I'm guessing it doesn't have safety locks. I'll add that I'm completely satified with the burner. I use it a lot without any problems.
1668122
Yes, it has a built in safety features such as overheat protection, safe ceramic element and cool touch housing.
746788
Yes there is a safety on this gun. The holster is extra and I did not purchase it so I can't comment on it. I would highly recommend this gun, I even purchased one for my daughter.