Does the slide catch itself when it's out of BBs?
920747
Yes. That's how it's designed and it should function that way regardless of its gas level.
920748
I have had the gun for some time now and I can yes it does every time, or at least it should. even with low gas.
920749
Yes, it has a fully fuctional slide lock. After the slide is locked back when it is out of bbs, u can bring down the slide lock and let the slide come back or just reload right away.
920750
Depends on how much gas you put in the mag. If a lot then the slide may not kick back at last bb. May have to take a few more shots to expel more gas then slide releases. If less gas slide will release at last bb. Gun has great feel and shoots well. No jams. On ours the safety didn't really move or work. Not sure if defect or design. Didn't want to return. Good Luck.
790080
You have to cock the slide back each time you would like to shoot the gun. It is spring operated so it is not semi automated.
1171034
Yes it does , I would put additional lube on the slide before install ,good bang for the buck!
260518
In single fire it does jam if shot is not completed (not fully pulling trigger and firing a round) as for the bbs falling out it happens no matter what. To fix just set to full auto and shoot then revert back to single and it will be fine
2010621
Yes. The slide show has a built-in timer. It is not exactly random, but it is varied enough to give that effect for someone who doesn't stare at it constantly. Yes, there is an automatic on/off timer. I think the internal clock drifts a bit.
356872
I have run these through manually a couple of times to see the cycling of the slide. Also, it is okay to pull the trigger.
931555
No. You place the "lazer bullet" into the opened port. Then rack the slide with each shot. The bullet stays in place until done. To remove use a pencil or similar. Lots of fun and helps accuracy .
650804
I have used the bbs caught in the trap without having any problems. I have never checked to see if any were damaged, they all seemed ok to me.
1449939
Yes - there are various transitions available, including a random setting that changes the transition between each slide.
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.
370419
No, You have to move the slide to the off position & then put it bact to the high or low position. It blares for about 30 second & the you have to reset it. Hope this info helps.
2138999
Yes. Once you start bouncing or shooting it, the ball lights up. It shuts off automatically after it sits for awhile. There is no on / off switch, nor is one needed.
570043
They bounce off. I bought it to use with BB's but when I got it it says NOT to use it with them that it's dangerous because of ricochet. So, I haven't used it much because of that. It was also smaller than I expected, but worked well otherwise.
1831449
The bottom portion of the slide needs to fill to a point that they land in water in the bottom. After that you can turn the hose off. The slide will stay slippery as long as they continually use it but if it gets dry you'll want to re-wet if with the hose.
297851
yes when you push the first button it lights up and the slide seems to work pretty well so far. I've only had mine for about 8 months.
29290
It does have a slide show option where you can flip through it. It also does power off after a while. I cannot remember when exactly that is though, but you can also power it off yourself.
1203015
No. The outside slide bumps up against it. You have to block the door somehow.