what is the trigger speed
752517
If I can recall it has 3 settings1,3,5. I would have to look. It is on a tree in our yard monitoring our bear proof trash can we got off Amazon. It has taken 100 of pics of the bear. Knocking it over , jumping on it, dragging the can around. So the camera is quick. It is all digital settings. It took 118 pics in 7 mins. The greater the distance. The longer the setting. Camera or mine have a 35'-40' ranger
752518
I have no idea what the trigger speed is. I do know that its range is limited: perhaps 20 yards max. I have not measured it with a test. I just know that the animals that appear in the photos are within 10 yards. I would like a longer range, but I am not sure how much more I must spend in order to get longer range.
1173816
It's fully automatic. Faster than you could pull the trigger. It can empty the clip pretty fast.
1135307
The trigger is pushed down with the thumb. Easy to push if your thumb can move toward your palm. Hope this helps.
473701
No. The trigger needs to be held in to track the speed. The gun is really accurate.
965183
Definitely variable. Think of the speeds as gearing. Within that gearing you can control how fast or slow based on pull of the trigger from min to max allowed by that gearing.
1337874
It's variable speed, based upon how hard you pull the trigger. It's a professional grade too. Highly recommend it.
308288
I really didn't find any variation in speed. I just pressed and released the trigger quickly to give small, quick turns rather than a slow drill. I tried over and over to get a light press, but it was all or nothing for me. I do like it very much, however, for small jobs inside the house when my husband is not available with his bigger, more powerful drill driver. It is just the right size and weight for a woman and household fixes.
1734121
Yes and no. You can control how fast or slow it goes by the amount of pressure you put on the trigger. It also has a turbo speed. My daughters love them.
2026785
Not really, the variable speed isn't linear when pushing the trigger. It starts slow then suddenly takes off full speed. This will drive the sheet rock screws in too deep.
947818
John, It has variable speeds. Depending on how hard you pull the trigger it will go from crawling to full out.
1036142
There is no knob but how fast it spins depends on how hard you pull the trigger.
1801272
There is a 3 speed selector switch on top of the driver (1-2-3), which would be the same as (Low-Medium-High). Each position is continuously variable via the trigger position, depending on how much you pull it back (slow to fast) regardless of what driver mode you are in.
461766
There is no dial to adjust the speed but the trigger itself has variable speed control.
432656
You don't want to use .2s with this gun. Ever. I use .25s and I would say my speed is around 400-420. It shoots hard. If you try to use .2s your accuracy will be crap, because the pellet is too light for the given force and it will fly way off target.
1747571
By default, the trigger is about 10 seconds. This can be changed to any value.
799482
It has a great ROF and trigger response but rpaid fire to me sounds like a hack. So no it cant shoot faster if you push the click just once
196070
The three speeds limit the max RPM, while the trigger gives you full variable speed control as needed. Brushless motor is great, too.