is this a double action gun, can you pull the trigger repeatedly?
1357851
Yes, The SIG Sauer SP2022 CO2 BB Pistol, Metal Mag by SIG Sauer is a semiautomatic gun. The trigger can be pulled repeatedly :)
2259397
Yes! There's a child lock button which you must pull and then all you have to do is pull the trigger. Very easy!
103191
No, its single action, so you do have to cock it for every shot, and first it might be a little challenging, but you get used to it pretty fast, I have no problem w/ it
447032
Continously. The trigger only controls the liquid compound release. However there is a valve on the end of the gun where it connects to the air hose to turn the air on/off.
1131474
You must to pull the trigger. It is not automatic.Yes, it is bidirectional.
463896
Hey man. It cocks once for loading the denix ammo, then can cock again to lock the barrel to dry fire. You can pull the trigger as many times as you want with it cocked once or twice.
2046005
Actually, as long as your semi-auto is capable of "double action" or "DA" (that is, pulling the trigger both cocks the hammer and drops it in the same pull) then you can activate the laser that way. A DA pull is going to be longer than a single action (pulling the trigger drops an already-cocked hammer).
154906
It is single action only. Once initially cocked by racking the slide (like a real Walther), the pistol cocks itself after each shot. A light pull on the trigger (maybe 5 pounds) is required to fire the pistol. (Unlike a real Walther double action/single action (DA/SA) pistol, it is not possible to fire the first shot by trigger pull only, without racking the slide first.) Engaging the safety between shots de-cocks the pistol.
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um, you like put a lot inside elf the gun then shake it down so they are in a line. so no you don't put one time. (with the copper onees) the pellets are one at a time though, it come with those little bars in the picture, you have five shots before you reload. You can always look up a youtube video. Thats what I did and they gave me a lot of info on it, before i bought the gun, Youtube( cross man m4-177)
1358855
you would have to hold trigger down, once you release trigger it stops firing
493032
Beretta 92fs is double action, so you can shoot as many times you want in double action, but if you want to shoot in single action, yes. I try to do (daily) about 50 double action shots (with a D spring, if you have regular hammer spring make it 30-40), 25 unholstering and 25 alternating between two targets, and then 20 in single action.
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
1587240
With single action, you have to cock the hammer back every time, but with double action, you can fire it and the hammer cocks itself with every shot
385950
Yes. Once the slide gets worked in. That took about one magazine of BB's. It fires as fast as you can pull the trigger.
1587246
single have to pull hammer back and then push trigger each time you want the weapon to fire ,,,with double action you can just push the triger back each time,,,, and you can pull it just about as fast as you want on( most firearms) and the weapon will fire as fast as you push the trigger back
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Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground is covered in leaves about 3-4 inches thick.. Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground... » Read More Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground is covered in leaves about 3-4 inches thick.. « Show Less
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No..it's spring operated. Just pull back on barrel to load plastic bb and pull trigger.