does the trigger have a lock on it?
1094504
Well,...that's just it. It's an odd design because there is NO trigger. The power button is on the back of the unit and you would use your thumb to slide it on and off. The slide button will indeed lock in either the on, or the off, position.
1865135
No trigger lock feature, that would defeat the safety intent of the thing only running when you hold the trigger. Not like the old days when they had on-off switches.
1142540
Yes it does. 2 speed / power ranges with a lever on the top. Variable within the ranges with the trigger.
1846637
Yes. The one on the trigger is small. You can barely see it and the LED at the top. The remote has a nice sized switch you can see there.
595843
No, unfortunately it does not have a trigger on lock....It does have a lock to prevent accidental turn on of the spray....However, easily over came the fatigue situation....I took a piece of heavy duty velcro about three-quarters of an inch wide and wrapped it around the handle at the narrow point of the trigger and just pull the trigger and slide the velcro strip up into the wide portion and it holds it turned on....hence no tired fingers or hands. An easy fix and I am really quite pleased with the overall performance for my needs i.e. washing driveway, garage floor and patio....
110414
I don't have a trigger either. I'll have it turned on at the back, then usually turn off the front button when I'm not using it.
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
196240
yes the trigger clicks action locks back pull back again and it returns to the closed position
2002705
Yes, but, theres a little plastic switch inside the gun where the clip goes up at the top right inside the jam door, this switch stops the trigger from moving when theres no darts in the gun, it also will stop the trigger if you are firing too fast. My suggestion (I did this myself on both of mine) is to unscrew the gun and simply remove the little plastic piece. Its a 5 minute job max. Well worth it.
498574
no, the machine doesn't work without squeezing the trigger -- a useful safety feature, to me.
1780352
No. Since triggers locks are individualized to a particular weapon, this is only a case to store/carry the weapon in. BTW, it handles my S&W; .38 Special just fine!
553860
It has a safety lock, after you cock it once, it automatically locks 'til you shoot, then you pump and shoot again
1306446
The short answer is no. The trigger is on/off only. Speed is adjusted with the speed control lever.
1149578
No, it does not lock so to operate, slide the switch on top and squeeze the handle. Once the handle is released, it shuts off. It feels comfortable to me.
1673205
No..it's spring operated. Just pull back on barrel to load plastic bb and pull trigger.
1491051
yes,it does when push down that trigger allow to shot, rather not for safety.
540971
No. The problem is getting it to come on when you want it to. The "switch" is parallel contact wires on the notyom of the trigger guard. My hands stay so dry that thry will not make good contact and will not reliably turn on the laser.