do the guns have dry-fire protection?
1589707
Yes, in the sense that there is a pressure sensor on the tip which must be depressed (as in pushed into/onto on the surface being nailed/stapled) before the trigger will allow the air pressure to shoot a nail/staple. The amount of travel in the pressure sensor is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inches. It is impossible (seemingly) to "shoot" a nail/staple without pressing the tip against a solid object. I guess you could intentionally use a finger to depress the sensor and then have the unit "shoot", but otherwise its pretty foolproof. Obviously not intended for use by children. All of the guns included use the same system.
1589708
They will not fire without the tip being depressed but they will continue to fire once they are empty.
1589709
Yes, in the sense that there is a pressure sensor on the tip which must be depressed (as in pushed into/onto on the surface being nailed/stapled) before the trigger will allow the air pressure to shoot a nail/staple. The amount of travel in the pressure sensor is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inches. It is impossible (seemingly) to "shoot" a nail/staple without pressing the tip against a solid object. I guess you could intentionally use a finger to depress the sensor and then have the unit "shoot", but otherwise its pretty foolproof. Obviously not intended for use by children. All of the guns included use the same system. Yes, in the sense that there is a pressure sensor on the tip which must be depressed (as in pushed into/onto on the surface being nailed/stapled) before the trigger will allow the air pressure to shoot a nail/staple. The amount of travel in the pressure sensor is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inches. It is impossible (seemingly) to "shoot" a nail/staple without pressing the tip against a solid object. I guess you could intentionally use a finger to depress the sensor and then have the unit "shoot", but otherwise its pretty foolproof. Obviously not intended for use by... » Read More Yes, in the sense that there is a pressure sensor on the tip which must be depressed (as in pushed into/onto on the surface being nailed/stapled) before the trigger will allow the air pressure to shoot a nail/staple. The amount of travel in the pressure sensor is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inches. It is impossible (seemingly) to "shoot" a nail/staple without pressing the tip against a solid object. I guess you could intentionally use a finger to depress the sensor and then have the unit "shoot", but otherwise its pretty foolproof. Obviously not intended for use by children. All of the guns included use the same system. « Show Less
1520783
Hi, They are not. But almost no safe is designed for that. In case of fire, the safe will be a loss and have to be drille dopen after the fire. However the content in the safe will be "hopefully" safe. But even here I have my doubt in case of Sentry, but luckily no proof yet ...
898182
Yes they do. Be prepared though, this thing is LOUD. Much louder than a .22 rifle. Scares the crap out of my dog. I only ever used mine once. Even the lowest power level charges are way too loud to use without hearing protection.
1780308
Yes, I have a rugger sr9mm, tipton snaps work very well, l do not have Amy problems with trigger pull. Very safe for dry fire while practicing site focus..
508581
Bill, no these do not make any noise. When loaded and you pull the trigger, it is the same sound as dry fire. The "primer" on these are a plastic button that has a spring behind it to absorb the strike from the firing pin. Though i don't understand all of the mechanics of it, i believe that it is better for the gun to dry fire upon a snap cap than with an empty chamber.
1524061
No, but you should not, repeat, should not dry fire 22 or other rimfire ammo. it's bad for the firing pin and chamber face.
241275
No. The cans are specifically for this type of gun. They are more cost, but you do not waste any with these guns..
1061871
Yes you can. They are meant to safely simulate misfires and clearing your weapon and for you to practice your trigger pull without damaging your firing pin.
101519
They do! I got these additional magazines for my girlfriend's custom GR15 CQB so she can have additional ammunition without the hassle and rattle of high capacity magazines and they work right out the box with no issues whatsoever. They also match the tan color of the GR15 well. Add a quick spray of silicone oil into these and load them up with high quality bb's and they'll work great for you. These magazines are lightweight, cheap, and durable, and you don't have to worry about dropping then or messing them up. Highly recommended.
312259
These rounds stored in a steel ammo case will fire off at about 450 F or a major structural fire. The rounds do not explode but pop apart with the bullet having limited energy and penetrating power. Firefighters should be notified about the ammo(any ammo not just 50 BMG) and its location in the house so they can hose down the area and keep personnel safe.
1315341
Yes they require mechanical reduction. I really enjoy them. Enable amplification for conversation when range is cold or cease fire. Disable when firing continues.
114623
Not sure what you are asking. The bow is set up to not dry fire and it indeed works well. You can't dry fire it unless you would manually disable the dry fire mechanism which of course I would not recommend.
1374026
No, they do not make any noise. When you squeeze the trigger with snap caps, it sounds the same as dry firing.
818540
Yes they do, just enough to hold the bullet intact, some shooters like to have a loose round, some like them with a better crimp for a little more pressure. Your choice.
1666113
Yes, but I had two of them that fell apart after about 200 rounds. Not durable.
1999538
They have a reflective coating on them so the laser is a little easier to see in some situations. They are absolutely not necessary though. I used them once just to try them out. Now I just practice by aiming and dry firing with the laser at anything and everything in whatever room I happen to be in at the time.
2238049
Never tried it. But if ammo is not properly hydrated the gun does not work well. So, my guess would be no.