Does this gun have a safety?
1101996
No it does not have a safety. However, my 10-year-old has not had any problems with being unsafe with the product. As someone already mentioned, learning to keep ones finger off the trigger until ready to pull it is always the safest way to handle a gun. The gun has been a lot of fun and although there were some quality issues with the stock, it has been powerful and fairly accurate for what it is. I would venture to guess that one would be pressed to find another .22 cal. air gun with a wood stock that does what it does in a similar price range. I would say that it has been worth the money.
1101997
No it does not have a safety. However, my 10-year-old has not had any problems with being unsafe with the product. As someone already mentioned, learning to keep ones finger off the trigger until ready to pull it is always the safest way to handle a gun. The gun has been a lot of fun and although there were some quality issues with the stock, it has been powerful and fairly accurate for what it is. I would venture to guess that one would be pressed to find another .22 cal. air gun with a wood stock that does what it does in a similar price range. I would say that it has been worth the money. No it does not have a safety. However, my 10-year-old has not had any problems with being unsafe with the product. As someone already mentioned, learning to keep ones finger off the trigger until ready to pull it is always the safest way to handle a gun. The gun has been a lot of fun and although there were some quality issues with the stock, it has been powerful and fairly accurate for what it is. I would venture to guess that one would be pressed to find another .22 cal. air gun with a wood stock that does what it does in a similar price range. I would say that it has been worth the money.
40002
This pistol has a safety selector switch on the right side just above the trigger assembly. With the safety on the trigger becomes non-operative.
1235944
Yes keep in mind this is a toy. Not meant for real guns. Use lock tight and will work fine .
416489
Yes. It is a very good gun. The magazine can fall out sometime but not very often. The only other issue i have with it is that it does not fit in a plastic holster
2150374
Probably not. It has several weights positioned throughout the stock, which are removable with some careful screwdriver skills, but at its full weight the gun is quite heavy.
1204685
Yes, it has a safety and works well. Liked my P9T copy, just didn't get 300 shots out of it when the plastic flaw gave way.
582675
Yes, but one thing you need to watch out for is that sometimes different parts of the gun come loose. also if you bang the barrel up against anything hard it will chip some paint off.but other than that this gun is a great buy.
649569
There is a safety lever in front of the trigger. Not sure if is a bear trap safety or not. It does work, if it is engaged you can not fire the gun. Hope this helps.
291819
The answer to this question is a solid YES! BUT...(Always a but...) it will require a far amount of fitting for the safety bar to work as it should. BUT,(there's that but again,) once installed it becomes a different gun. The trigger pull is great and the gun becomes fun to shoot. My groups became much tighter and the time and trouble of fitting a Timney trigger to this stock is well worth the time and expense.
649570
Yes! It DOES have a "bear trap" safety. When the cocking lever is in the fully cocked position you cannot accidentally pull the trigger. The cocking lever must be returned to the normal position before the trigger can be pulled. Never rely on mechanical devices. Always hold on to the cocking lever when your fingers are loading a pellet.
1376244
No, the gun is designed for plastic BBs. Metal ones would likely drop too much when shot or even damage the barrel.
395313
No, it shoots airsoft rounds. Basically the same as the bb's you're talkinging about, except slightly larger and plastic. It's a little safer than shooting metal bb's.
982184
I just watched a video review. The answer is yes. Just make sure that you unload your gun first.... and I do not know how often it's wise to dry-fire your gun. With some it's OK... with others, it's not recommended.
1186750
I mean if you plan on slamming the gun straight to the ground then yes. If not and accidently dropping it then no. The only thing that will really break is the orange part of the gun and then after that the gun just looks straight real. My experience with the gun was amazing, break easily no, plastic useless parts break off yes.
593087
No! it is like a Chain saw and has a feature where you have to pull a lever back with your thumb in order to depress the trigger. I would think a Trigger lock would be not very safe.
1298039
It has an inbuilt safety pressure release mechanism in case of extreme pressure build-up. One of the images/photos explains the various safety features. Overall, I would say that it is a safe pressure cooker when used as per instructions.
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.