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.
1730092
Essentially, yes. If you press and hold the fire button, it will repeatedly fire rapidly (similar to a machine gun) but the firing is literally blinking from the turret gun and not the small fake machine gun.
264973
Yes, you need to load it. As far as I can figure out, you can only load it through the bottom (the barrel rotates as you pull the trigger, so only the ~5 cylinders that are open can be filled at any one time) which is kind of annoying.
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.
1587247
Simply put it can fire two ways. You can just squeeze the trigger to fire quickly or you can cock the gun with the hammer for a lighter trigger pull and ideally a more accurate shot.
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.
937626
The bullet puller I bought works without any connection to a loading press and dies. You simply fasten the loaded cartridge into the tool and tighten down the end piece then strike a hard surface as you would a hammer. It's slow but works well.
2276442
You have to pull the hammer on each shot. My son loves loading and reloading the cartridges and pulling back the hammer, but uses a different gun for airsoft battles.
1287868
Yes. The hammer cocks with the slide and is activated with the trigger pull.
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).
786539
Not unless it is modified you need one hand to hold it and one hand to activate the slide before the blaster will fire the slide must be activated before every shot
555669
no it has a variable speed trigger the more you pull the trigger the faster it get.
860229
No it cannot, pulling the hammer will not fire the gun only cocking the gun will
2060148
No. It's a semi automatic. As fast as you pull the trigger, it shoots. The trigger pull is long since it has a lot of work to do, but it's not bad.
948984
No, it does not. It seems to apply more torque as you let it hammer longer. If I feather the trigger I can tighten things without making them too tight.
1593780
Nope. Single shot. Spring mechanism. Has to be cocked for each shot by hand
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