i received item today and was wondering if once you cock it back is it suppose to stay back until you pull the trigger?
1634847
yes, but it's a poorly made product. I purchase four at once and one of them wouldn't click and stay back either. I'm returning all four.
649570
Yes! It DOES have a "bear trap" safety. When the cocking lever is in the fully cocked position you cannot accidentally pull the trigger. The cocking lever must be returned to the normal position before the trigger can be pulled. Never rely on mechanical devices. Always hold on to the cocking lever when your fingers are loading a pellet.
1008564
Nope. It just sprays. There is a little hook thingie that you can use to keep it spraying so you don't have to squeeze the trigger constantly, though.
1927112
No, when you pull the trigger it starts to shoot with no control of the number of shots. It is a fun gun. But I have had the problem of the pellets getting loose in the belts, and during firing they come out of the sleeve and jam the gun. I do recommend it though. I use higher psi compressed air and this thing can tear things up!!
1128868
It stays fast. The only issue is when you're changing the sheets. If you pull the corner up on the fitted sheet the weight of the gun can make the whole thing fall on the ground. Take the gun out prior to fitting the sheet and then put it right back. Isn't an issue, just FYI. Drawing the weapon is easy and seamless, but I use a Glock 23 so there's nothing for it to catch on. Still, I don't foresee any issues with a different gun.
1481102
No flexing detected (read; crazy accurate). However, after firing several hundred rounds, it came loose and started to wiggle. I should have used thread lock to begin with. Now that I have re-tightened and put thread lock on, it's back to awesome for good!
458049
Yes, squeezing the trigger releases it from the current position. Also, there is a wing nut on the back of the pistol grip that allows you to control how tight it holds its position. You can also use this wing nut to set the position of the grip (loosen it to move to the position you want then tighten).
1475156
Yes it does but it doesn't fire rapidly if you hold down the trigger it will fire after the bullet cock's back into the chamber. You do not have to keep pressing the trigger, just spot your enemy and hold down the trigger.
458147
You have to remove half of it, basically the side that 'snaps' onto the trigger guard stays put. No guarantee that it will stay zeroed once you are done.
121949
First make sure that the stock is on All the way(seated evenly). With your thumb pressing down on the cocking lever rod, and your trigger finger squeezing the release button on the bottom of the stock squeeze your thumb and trigger finger while using a wiggle motion the stock should come off. There are (2) catches that you have to clear to get the stock off completely. Hope this helped.
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.
224349
Yes, with a touch of the button located above the trigger. Back out as fast as you can drive in.
410244
Also if you're talking about what actually secures the cable back to the "cocked" position it's actually a disc type thing that rotates in front of the cable when it's all the way back. You can't see it when it's not cocked and if it doesn't lock back you just need to pull the lever down more to fully cock it.
786538
You do need to cock back the top after each shot. So Yes you can fire with One hand but you'll need your other hand to refire. Here's a link to how this gun works. https://youtu.be/6FcspUnlSRs
786541
No, the gray peice above the trigger is the slide that you need to pull back to cock it.
1552858
Mine does go through when the trigger is pulled. You have to push it to get it started but after that it works its way through. You do need to start with two sticks.
36331
mine does the same thing after every 5 shots or so, then I got to release the slide to slide it again. I think it has something to do with the little latch on the side, hopefully someone will give us a definite answer.