Does it have an auto fire feature where you just have to hold trigger down to shoot multiple nails?
1343583
Yes it does if what you mean is if you hold the trigger and every time you hit it to the surface it fires...I used this to install about 30 squares on my home last summer.it worked fine for me.
2218251
It is not a trigger. You have to pull back the lever and release it to fire. So the fps ~fires per second ~ is however fast you can do that.
552977
Yes. It does not have adjustable power, though, so you're stuck firing at full power. Also, the button is quite small, but it is possible to fire it manually without a camera or another flash.
786540
No. You have to cock it with the other hand each time. Even doing slam fire you need two hands.
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.
1593780
Nope. Single shot. Spring mechanism. Has to be cocked for each shot by hand
402133
It shoots 18 gauge nails only in varying limited lengths. You need to get a 'Staple' gun to shoot staples.
2205134
Agree with previous response, it's something you'll get a feel for. New users always have the double-tap issue for a few coils. You'll get past it. It's better to have a light trigger, let the gun recoil, a light hand helps. For nail placement, you get a feel for it over time. I tell our guys to use the gun's tip as a reference: "a little wider than the nailer tip"Good purchase though!
571382
I borrowed one to do a roof repair and it did leak air when I depressed the trigger halfway but I liked the fact that it hardly missfired or jammed like some of the other nailers I've used so I bought one a couple of weeks later and it also does the same thing when I depress the trigger halfway down, I use the bump fire feature so I hardly notice the air leak.
827014
The weapon has four modes Single fire, three round burst, 12bps,and 15bps so yes it's full auto hope this helped
469175
Hi, good question. I'm not sure exactly what the bump fire mode is, but I believe it does have it. If you depress the trigger and continue to "bump" the gun successively, it will shoot a nail each time. If that's what you mean, then yes. I'm not sure if it's as fast or can do as many nails successively as a compressor gun, but it can do several. I've just never pushed it to the max.
725967
No, bump trigger only. I don't think Bostitch makes a sequential trigger option for this gun but Ridgid and Porter-Cable both have it built in to the gun so all need to do is flip a switch to go from one to the other.
1115495
There is not an auto shoot setting , although I am sure you could adapt the self timing function to operate in the same way.
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.
1289938
Not at all! Press side button while pressing trigger--very easy to use--very lightweight. I use it all the time. I'm small 5 foot tall & 59 years old.
1358855
you would have to hold trigger down, once you release trigger it stops firing
1976546
yes it must be changed - if I remember correctly the nailer comes with both triggers - sorry, I can't remember, but I stopped using this gun because it isn't worth much - misfires and/or doesn't fire - and just for your info (this is free) the warranty is null and void if the nailer is purchased from Amazon - told this by factory authorized service center that Senco does not honor the warranty if purchased from Amazon - no reason as to why given