Does the bolt slide back when fired?
920363
No, it does not have blow back, but the bolt can slide back and forth when not fired,
920364
No this is an age which means it used a gearbox to fire the weapon so if u want 1 that slides back u would need a abbr which in the m14 model will run u up 2 $300-$400
920365
No its just for show. You can pull it back though. Its an airsoft gun so it doesn't need recoil power
920366
no. is only for show-off. you can pull it and hold with the bolt lock but that's it. it ain't a funtional bolt.
920367
No, and you definitely wouldn't want it to. That would be the most annoying thing ever. It sounds cool when you do it once manually, but you'd get annoyed if it did it all the time.
552703
Yes, the slide lock keeps the slide back after you have fired the last round.
868424
No. The "slide" is decorative only. It does not move. The trigger is double action. The first part of the stroke "cocks" the mechanism.
522292
It is NOT a blowback gun. The slide can be racked (to shorten and lighten the trigger pull for accuracy) but it will not move upon firing.
1598027
No. It breaks once, you load it, snap it back and take aim. BTW - this has been immensely useful in ridding our historic barn of an overpopulation of grackles [although my neighbors don't particularly like it!].
922130
I have mine on an old Mauser 22 and have had it on an older 22mag, and neither moved at all, I did loctite the bolts with blue loctite. I havnt had any problems with it yet.
1292150
No. I just put a marlin 30-30 lever action in mine and it will lever down about halfway before it hits the beam on the bottom. rotate the gun sideways a bit though and it will just fine.PS- the back rest that holds the but of the rifle is stationary in that it cant be raised or lowered. The front part can but you would have to raise it really high and then you would be shooting up in the sky. the two screws along the center beam lift the whole rest up and down on the rear, not just the rear but rest. PSS - two replies down - what the heck is a "moist natant"
1348907
No, because the bolt carier is holding it closed and latched. If the bolt was locked back, like on an empty mag, it would come loose if snaged. But , with the bolt back, almost all Ambi charge handles would come unlatched just as easily.
1806920
Unfortunately not, however it still reloads a decent amount of brass. I have been very pleased with mine....
1882681
No, but you can cock it and when you pull the trigger it makes a good sound. In our production we did not need to fire it. Good luck. It is a really beautiful rifle. Thanks. Jean H.
1843609
Yes i noticed that to. Mine does not do that. Its rock solid on the rail. I have been shooting 23/4, 3in shells and it has not moved at all and is still spot on. Hope that helps.
33212
It's similar for both applications. On a revolver open the wheel and lock through one of the openings. On pistols lock the slide back, and position the cable lock down through the empty magazine well. On MSR's (AR-15 and AK variants) lock the slide back and run the lock through the brass ejection slot, and down the magazine well. Bolt actions are going to depend on the model, and may require some ingenuity. Just remember that these are intended to lock the operation of the firearm, not the trigger.
398430
Yes, the mounting bolts slide (in a circle) to new positions as needed, at least mine does. It is a standard feature.
2106404
Yes it does after while....But, I open it and found that a bolt not to tight. So I drop a little bit of godzilla glue, and place a bolt back. Now work perpect and sturdy.
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.
1592480
No, you can pull back the slide, it has a magazine release but the hammer does not move.
66426
Yes! There's a little slideable shoe which the gun sits on and this can be moved forwards or backwards. It's a neat unit.