do the bullets eject
366213
Hello! As far as I can remember the bullets did not eject. In fact, this was a small plastic model of an M14 rifle. It was very small and delicate. Not what I thought it was.....
425902
Bb goes inside the bullet shell (it the cartridge for the bb) so technically after your six shots are fired you have to reload them again.
418626
Yes you can shoot slugs. If your gun will take the shell you can shoot it through the muzzle break
1422054
I don't think so but you can try it, the bullet will simply fall off as the feeder approaches the die.
543565
Like most said, it is inertia that propells the shot and the design that spreads it. Unlike their Bow-Mag points which YOU load with a .38 or .357 shell yourself, these shot shells contain NO GUNPOWDER OR OTHER EXPLOSIVE CHARGE.
22235
yes on top of the button tht ejects ur mag their is a little thing that u push up witch feels like its gonna brake but dont worry
954527
Yes they do. I load my .357 magnum in Rcbs dies in my Classic Turret. I forget to mention you must have the newer set screw hex lock rings. The old dies came with a rather large split lock ring. A cheap set of Lee lock rings will work.
1003832
They eject easily. I usually have to also give them a slight pull while pushing the button. Very very easy though. They do not come out on their own just by pushing button. It requires a slight pull from the user
694936
Yes, snap caps can be fired over and over. However the red paint will eventually flake into the barrel so it is a good idea to clean the gun before firing love ammo.
446065
Thay can be turned off after each shot. Just pull them out slightly they will shut off.
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.
973411
It holds one shell at a time, shells hold up to 30 bb's, 3 bb's per shot is ten shots. The shell does not eject itself, after it's empty you have to open the shell compartment and pull it out manually. Not really hard to do at all, even when playing a game.
666534
Part of the mechanism that holds the gun in place goes through where the bullet chamber is ejected the other part goes through the barrel.
536506
Well yeah, they are blanks. This means they look like regular bullets but instead of a lead lump on the end it has a non-traveling cap. This means that when you fire them in your gun you pull the trigger, and then there is a boom, and the brass casing ejects, but there is nothing that comes out of the end of the gun. Please note that I purchased these to be used in a blank gun, so I have no idea how they perform in a regular "real" gun.
1511296
Only when shot with a gun. They are thick and can take quite a beating. I've had them for 4 months now with continuous use and I haven't had an issue yet
693554
Yes. The bullets will not slide all the way through but will tuck into the sleeve nicely.
2046004
Yes, you have to rack the slide before every shot. With a real bullet, the rack slides automatically when the bullet explodes. Since there is no explosion, you have to rack the slide manually. On the range with real bullets, there's less work, but your aim and trigger pull improves because of the dry fire practice that creates muscle memory.