does the hammer pull back and stay? and does the chamber open up like most blowbacks?
1357336
The hammer does not stay when pulled back and the chamber is not open at all
1497550
Indeed it does, good sir. For future reference, the technical term is "Blow-back" to clear that up. Best of luck!
2247385
I you pull the flush handle out SLOWLY it will not blowback. If the flush handle gets hard to pull out, pull the handle out and put a small amount of Vaseline on the steel rod. I hope this answers your question.
375341
You pull back the bolt to initially cock the rifle. But it does not blowback when fired.
996060
When opened into its full position then yes it will stay open and you have to put it back down. If you just open it partially then it closes itself.
1753448
Yes, it does have a working hammer. My son loves it. He is very rough on stuff and plays with this almost everyday. We have had no issues with it.
1777627
Do you have to pull back the top part to get a BBC chambered or is it semi auto
1928518
Mine moves in and out 1/16" or less. There is NO internal sound, even if I shake it, unless I pull the trigger in which case I only hear the motor. -No rattling sound. The hammer action only actuates under load. If yours still functions correctly DeWalt tech support might have better information on the tolerances allowed and what exactly is worn out or loose.
2276444
You do have to pull the hammer back before every shot. My 12 year old son said it is a little hard to pull back. He has had the gun for around 6 months and says it isn't as powerful as when he first got it, and he really doesn't recommend it.
1030707
The cylinder release can be pushed back to prevent the hammer from cocking, but does not prevent the gun from firing, so no, it effectively does not have a safety.
1451515
If you mean when you pull the trigger does it pull the hammer back and drop it (double action) then no, it is NOT double action. You can not pull the hammer back and pull the trigger to drop the hammer. The hammer has no operating function as it is there just for appearance. The hammer is on a spring that you can move but it does nothing functional. The slide isn't really made to slide back which is what resets the hammer on the real Sig. The pistol fires like a striker fired pistol not DA/SA.
1250467
Yes it does move little back when you push the button to open, so sometime we to hold on top before pushing the button to open.
1668148
Yes, there is a spring within the chamber that holds the bat. When you open the case, the bat will pop out just like in the picture so it is easy to grab.
1004619
No. The barrel is solid after about an inch of bore. The hammer does cock back and is released by the trigger.
1497026
Yes, you can flick it back and it stays back. It's actually very stiff and notchy. I still hated this t kettle though
1884508
It's not a hammer drill. It is a variable speed with high and low range settings. It also has a clutch setting for release pressure.Definitely a small drill, but for it's size it's very handy, and battery charges quickly.
1141311
The hammer can be pulled back, but does nothing unless the gun is cocked. When another pellet is chambered, the hammer is automatically pulled back.