is it full auto semi auto or both
751303
Both, selector al the down is semi, in the middle is full, and all the way up is safety. :)
751304
It's both Semi and Fully Automatic. There is a switch that toggles it between Semi and Full.
1657938
MORE INFO. the mag is also plastic so buy a metal one for more durability. rails are plastic. comes with un jamming rod and tools for removing stock and grip. jams if used on full auto so highly recommend bursting while on full auto and if u have trigger finger, semi wont keep up.
1921887
Yes it does,and works well for an inexpensive aeg single shot semi,& full auto I had this for years and still works.It was a great first aeg rifle,for the money I am very happy with this purchase.
631781
Yea its normal, depending on how much charge it has but usually its one side or the other and sometimes both, usually at full charge it is on both but most its either one side or the other and never dry fire it more then a couple of seconds
1379709
attachments are removableyes, you can change, there is a switch that u can change to safe(can't shoot), auto, semi-auto
154904
You guys (Except Infiltrator7) have it backwards. A double(two) action means the operator has to cock the weapon then pull the trigger to make it fire for every shot. Semi-auto means pull the trigger fire the weapon, no need to cock every shot.
1400896
Yes. It's a spring powered weapon, and must be pumped every time. If you'd like a semi-auto model, pick up a gas powered weapon
364841
The all-in-one also UNloads mags fast/easy, so when your done at the range and want to change from plinking/target ammo to defensive ammo it is very easy. I don't believe the strip type unload mags.
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One model, the 69242 I believe, is for full frame pistols while the 69240 is for compact handguns.
1878104
At the end of the unit when installed on the handgun, there is a 3 position switch. On/off/on. It is perfect for both left handed and right handed shooters. The switch is really close to the trigger guard.
368937
No, it is single action. Each time you pull the trigger you have to manually pull the slide to the rear to re-cock the trigger spring. I love mine!
42146
They are separate. The pistol is not the best thing. It is too light, the trigger uncomfortable. If you can dry fire your own pistol, use that
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.
1291492
Don't know exactly but it is much less than a double action pistol. When you pull the trigger, it is much the same as firing a revolver or semi auto with the hammer back or cocked.
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Double action. Has a 8 shot round mag that feeds the next .177 pellet when the trigger is pulled or the hammer cocked. It is not a blow back airgun. Love mine.
1273913
Yes all revolvers are semi-auto. You can pull back the hammer and shoot or you can just keep pulling the trigger. This is referred to as double action. Pistols are commonly referred to as semi-auto or fully automatic. This is not that great if a revolver though. I would recommend the Dan Wesson revolver if you're buying fir an adult. If it's for a younger person, it is a great starter gun.
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Niether, it is spring action...like bolt action it needs to be cocked after every shot. It's really accurate and strong though.