can this revolver be cocked single action and dry fired?
463895
Hello, the gun can be cocked and dry fired. The cylinder rotates and works like a real gun. But it is made of a softer metal (zink maybe) so I would not fire it a lot. Hope thos helps.
463896
Hey man. It cocks once for loading the denix ammo, then can cock again to lock the barrel to dry fire. You can pull the trigger as many times as you want with it cocked once or twice.
1033186
I do that with the air compressor, so no you can't with this gun. It is a little annoying because there is a bit of hunting to get it right sometimes.
103191
No, its single action, so you do have to cock it for every shot, and first it might be a little challenging, but you get used to it pretty fast, I have no problem w/ it
1525944
Break-barrel Air Rifles are all one-pump action rifles, I believe. A friend of mine has this exact Ruger Air Magnum .177 and you can only cock it one time.
482617
No. It's designed with safety in mind: can't put live ammo in it (won't fit) and there's no way of making it fire anything, even blanks.
726248
You sure can but you'll need to set trigger adjustment all the way down or you'll blow right through it. A brad nailer or small trim gun would be more suited for that job. Good luck.
493032
Beretta 92fs is double action, so you can shoot as many times you want in double action, but if you want to shoot in single action, yes. I try to do (daily) about 50 double action shots (with a D spring, if you have regular hammer spring make it 30-40), 25 unholstering and 25 alternating between two targets, and then 20 in single action.
1225318
I don't have either of those air guns so I can't make the comparison. As someone pointed out after my original review, you should not dry-fire the RWS Model 34 because it will eventually damage it. It's loud when dry fired. When shooting a pellet, it's about as loud as a hand-held, manual staple gun (not a pneumatic stapler - just the one you squeeze with your hand like the Arrow staple gun that takes T50 staples).
21350
Yes and no. It does not have a lip on the edge of the ,cartridge like a 45 LC, but you can place it in the wheel and use a pencil and push it back flush. It will work, but it is BAD to dry fire revolver with out snap caps
1593780
Nope. Single shot. Spring mechanism. Has to be cocked for each shot by hand
693319
I'm sure you could if it was moist enough. The design of the jerky gun is basically take the ground meat, pack it in the tube, and squeezer the trigger. Also the plastic is a bit thin so forcing anything through it could damage the gun or it's parts.
377773
Yes it is a break action single shot. I put the gun but between my legs and give the barrel near the end a sharp smack to open the breach. One pellet in the breach and slap it closed. It has proved to be a great rifle on all counts. Love this rifle. You are describing my Daisy or Remington "pump" action guns. You do not need to pump up the pressure. Trust me this rifle will drop any rodent sized game you can think of.
1151853
Not good to dry fire pistols - if you put snap caps in, you can test fire the pistol.
1420891
Niether because of its spring power it needs to be cocked then shot then cocked again. if you want semi automatic or full automatic look for AEG, gas blowback, or co2
22350
Sorry, my friend, this will not work for revolvers. This is mainly for large frame semi auto's only.
957082
After every shot. It is also recommended to pump it 1 time and leaving it pumped while not in use. That is unloaded & not cocked of course.
2002704
no you have to mod it so you can do that.take out things that specifically block the trigger from shooting rapidly. bunch of videos on youtube about that.