Do you have to pull the hammer every time you shoot or can it do it by itself?
390007
the hammer has to be pulled back for each shot which will rotate the cylinder and prepare it to fire simaltaniously, if you want a semi auto gun just look into co2 revolvers
390008
A gun that sells itself as "dual action" should be like a true "dual action" gun. I own several revolvers that are "dual action", but they are real guns. So, is this false advertising?
390009
You need to pull the hammer before each shot, if you want consecutive shots, you should look into a gas revolver.
1077928
You need to cock the gun each time you want to fire. Also, the safety automatically engages each time, so you also have to press that off.
1587241
Single action is when you cock the hammer, then pull the triger to fire the gun. Double action you just pull the triger to fire the gun. Single action gives you a lighter triger pull. Hope this help's to answer your question.
1778061
Yes, that is how carry mine. It is not made to be used that way but was easy to make it work. It's a little tight at first because of the way you have to put the strap around the hammer. But it doesn't take long to wear in.
1593780
Nope. Single shot. Spring mechanism. Has to be cocked for each shot by hand
1592481
They sent me an email cause I reviewed it, so here I am... Everyone else who answered before me pretty much summed it up. It's just for show, as is the case with all airsoft pistols, though most semi-automatic replicas have a hammer that can be cocked and released by pulling the trigger. Keep in mind, however, that it would probably be impractical on this particular gun because of the all-metal construction and the relative size of the gun (if the hammer moved, it might not look as realistic as it does because of the added space needed for the extra parts and such).
677113
Hammer and safety are functional. It's not semiautomatic so you have to pull the slide each time to load another round. There is no recoil and the slide will not lock to the rear when empty.
822572
Mine has a button on the trigger that sometimes gets out of place and stops it from shooting. Also if you don't have the tip seated on the work it will not shoot.
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
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.
589512
Yes after every shot you to cock it back, it's spring not gas or electric which then it Would be automatic
2255376
The bolt will lock back. The hammer has nothing to do with the bolt. When the magazine is empty it pushes up on the bolt lock.
725965
No, you do not squeeze the trigger to make the nail come out. You squeeze the trigger and tap the the gun where the nail is going to come out on the roof. The nail gun has to make contact with the roof before the nail comes out. It is a safety device. It would be dangerous otherwise.
1232692
Yes, each time you fire you have to pull back the slide to load one round into the chamber. (Yes, you have to)
1753447
Yes, it is a working hammer. But it does not strike fire from the hammer. Because it's spring operated. Says my fiancé, who I gave it to for Christmas.
368938
No, you have to rack the slide each time you pull the trigger. I think you'd have to get something powered with Co2 in order to be able to just pull the trigger until you are out of ammo. Since this is a spring operated pistol, you have to compress the spring each time you shoot (by pulling back the slide).
887102
Yes but you're not going to want to all the time as its a lot faster to just not pull back the hammer because its semi automatic but overall great beginners pellet gun if you're looking for something good and reliable