How heavy is it?Im in a wheelchair with limited strength,is the trigger very hard to pull?Anything else pertinent to my issue you can think of? Thanks
1617621
The gun is not too heavy. The trigger pull is a little heavy, although I don't think too bad. But after I go thru about six or so clips of ammo, my trigger finger is a little tired. The gun comes with only one clip that holds about 19 b's. I bought two extra clips so I can load up three and do a little shooting before heaving to reload again. I also use peloil on the co2 cartridge. I got my extra clips and oil from Amazon. It is fun to shoot. It will easily shoot 100 feet and more, but accuracy on a target is only about 20 to 30 feet. Still fun to shoot. I like it.
872137
Gun is well balanced, but 14# if you are working over your head is tiring after an hour. Most of my work has been at chest level and the weight is not too bad. Given the gun's coverage, I doubt you would be working that long.
1738368
It's not that it's heavy. When fully extended the leverage given the extent of it means you need to move carefully and keep distance between your hands to control it. I do not lift it fully extended from horizontal, that would be a mistake. It is so sharp that cutting can proceed slowly and without jerking motions that would make it hard to control after a cut at its full extension. I am very happy and impressed with mine.
65235
I keep my elbows locked and do my best to pull the string evenly on both side's of the rail. If shes any younger than say, 15-16 shell have a hard time with it. That's the easy part though. The real challenge is stringing the thing! 150 + lbs. of resistance on fiberglass limbs. Get a little scope and this thing is a blast. I love mine!
1160347
This is my husband's crossbow. He says the trigger pull is excellent - no creep & firm, but not hard to pull. He says the trigger pull is like the rest of the bow - he loves it. Best bow he has ever owned.
207528
its not horrible. I've practiced a lot with an unloaded weapon at home and got pretty quick with it. For me it's alot to do with muscle memory. Don't carry the gun that requires that holster anymore.
1225375
Did anyone ever answer your question? I too have this same gun and thinking of making the purchase of this trainer. If you would, let me know. Thanks.
615229
I would have to dig out the manuel but my wife and I who are both "old" and retired do not find it heavy at all. It is by far the best hand vacuum we have ever owned. I have one complaint: It was twenty-five dollars cheaper at Lowe's. I found that out after I spent the hundred bucks at Amazon.
1313930
It's a little difficult. You have to almost 'kick' the release pedal (downward---you step on it).It takes a lot of pressure to fling a target. It helps to have a second person step on it for you, butit is possible to do it yourself. Just hard to do it and take aim.
2033646
No safety but my ten-year-old has been able to use it in a safe manner. In my opinion, it is a good idea to train to not put a finger on a trigger until ready to fire anyway. It is not dark brown, sort of a reddish/maroon type of finish. It is powerful but it was difficult for my kid to sometimes fully compress the spring. For the money it has been a lot of fun and has been accurate enough. We have shot probably 500 rounds through it without any problems, using just the Crossman .22 pellets. I think I paid about $50.00 for it. I added a little oil to the moving parts. It will punch through both sides of a tin soup can with one shot. I am happy with it. No safety but my ten-year-old has been able to use it in a safe manner. In my opinion, it is a good idea to train to not put a finger on a trigger until ready to fire anyway. It is not dark brown, sort of a reddish/maroon type of finish. It is powerful but it was difficult for my kid to sometimes fully compress the spring. For the money it has been a lot of fun and has been accurate enough. We have shot probably 500 rounds through it without any problems, using just the Crossman .22 pellets. I think I paid about $50.00 for it. I added a little oil to the moving parts. It will punch through... » Read More No safety but my ten-year-old has been able to use it in a safe manner. In my opinion, it is a good idea to train to not put a finger on a trigger until ready to fire anyway. It is not dark brown, sort of a reddish/maroon type of finish. It is powerful but it was difficult for my kid to sometimes fully compress the spring. For the money it has been a lot of fun and has been accurate enough. We have shot probably 500 rounds through it without any problems, using just the Crossman .22 pellets. I think I paid about $50.00 for it. I added a little oil to the moving parts. It will punch through both sides of a tin soup can with one shot. I am happy with it. « Show Less
265587
The gun full of paint is fairly heavy and becomes cumbersome for large jobs. However for small projects I have no problems with it. If you have weak wrists, I think it will be difficult for you. However this gun does work perfectly and produces good results.
1659271
Yes, using the trigger. If you haven't bought one of these yet, do it. This is light weight and has a lot of torque + battery lasts a long time. So far I think its the best thing B&D has ever built.
1095627
The one I personally own feels like it would break if I swung at air let alone hit anything with it. However there are videos on YouTube of this mastersword being put under pressure and seemed to hold up. So I guess u just have to get lucky and hope you get a good one.
1617410
Yeah I'd recommend it. I'd say it's powerful but it's my only BB gun so I don't know what to compare it to. I accidently shot myself with it once and it hurt really bad and left a mark for about a week. I give it about a 7 or 8 for the pain.
532792
Have not weighed yet. HOWEVER, I have shot it to sight in. The trigger is very loud and has a hard creep.PLan on contacting Carbon Express about this. When first pulling the trigger it makes a loud click, almost like a "set" trigger would. Then it is very ragged as you continue to press trigger. Not smooth at all!
1287718
Is it still new? I would return it, if so. Otherwise, I would suggest maybe some WD-40 around the mechanism. I have mine in my hands right now and it should not be difficult to pull towards you. Do you have a brother, husband or neighbor who maybe can put some muscle into it? BTW, I LOVE this mop. You may have a defective one.
977968
I have owned this for quite a while, and have not had a problem,. Try some WD-40 on the trigger.