Is this fully auto or do you stil have to pull the trigger for each dart fired even when using the acceleration trigger?
1887564
It is fully auto. You can just hold down the trigger and it (theoretically) will shoot all the darts. The problem is, most of the time ours jams every few darts. Pulling the trigger numerous times may help it not jam quite as much. We switched to Boom Co. guns and they don't ever jam in our experience so far.
1887565
Yes it's fully auto but it can be used as semi auto too but i recommend just using semiautomatic because you can get better ranges and fully automatic jams a lot and the ranges are terrible
2157964
Hi golfadict,The sprayers on the cannons are pretty much just sprayers. There is no trigger, only a spray of stead mist.
1891080
This does not fire continuously, if that's what you mean. Every time you fire, you have to pull the slide back, since it is a spring pistol. However, if you mean that the bolt is sent forward after you fire, then yes, this gun does that.
1372393
Yes. You have to pull back on the top of the gun for each shot. I think all of the basic splatmaster models require manually cocking for each shot.
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.
592828
Yeah but their are electric triggers you can put on it to make it full auto
434196
No, you will still need to push the button with your trigger finger to turn the laser on and off after drawing your gun.
1427052
You have to use the laser cartridge for the appropriate caliber. It is rimless so it will not eject when pull the slide.
1927113
It has a responsive trigger. Squeeze it a little you can single shot or multi shot (2,3,4, etc.). Squeeze a little harder and your full auto. Awesome trigger system.
154906
It is single action only. Once initially cocked by racking the slide (like a real Walther), the pistol cocks itself after each shot. A light pull on the trigger (maybe 5 pounds) is required to fire the pistol. (Unlike a real Walther double action/single action (DA/SA) pistol, it is not possible to fire the first shot by trigger pull only, without racking the slide first.) Engaging the safety between shots de-cocks the pistol.
955098
Yes is does. Which is why I really love this impact! Although in the #1 setting it doesn't make much of a difference. You really don't feel much trigger control, because it's such a low speed.
2046004
Yes, you have to rack the slide before every shot. With a real bullet, the rack slides automatically when the bullet explodes. Since there is no explosion, you have to rack the slide manually. On the range with real bullets, there's less work, but your aim and trigger pull improves because of the dry fire practice that creates muscle memory.
2172576
Yes, when u pump, it puts a bb in the barrel, so when you pull the trigger, they will all shoot. Only the most recent pumped bb won't roll out though, so don't tip it down if you don't want the others to roll out.
1927115
It will shoot single shot with no problems. The reaction trigger reacts to your trigger finger, a light pull, and one shot, a hard pull back and holding it back, and you're firing full auto!
1851189
No. It fires nerf darts. And holds up to 4 at a time. Our kids played with it for about a month before they broke off the "crossbow" part, but it still works because it isn't part of the firing mechanism. Now it just looks like a nerf dart gun.
264402
Yes and no. In order to fire the gun, you need to cock it by pulling back the slide then pulling the trigger. You cannot fire the gun by pulling the trigger alone. When you pull the slide back, the hammer comes back and moves forward when you pull the trigger.
1287662
You can control the speed with trigger. With trigger fully depressed speed set by contoller