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It means that your airsoft gun can only fire one BB every time you pull the trigger (semi-auto). It's on the contrary to burst (fire three BBs in a single trigger pull) or full auto when you can fire a lot of BBs in a single trigger pull.
First you have to find the right sized bb's for it and then load it into the cartridge and then cock it... point... and pull the trigger
Electric guns are either Fully automatic: shooting bbs constantly as long as the trigger is pulled, or semi: shooting 1 bb per trigger pull. rarely an airsoft gun will have a burst fire, with 3-5 bbs per trigger pull. Spring guns require re-cocking after each shot.
The trigger pull should only be adjusted by a trained gunsmith. Browning does not publish trigger pull weights.
The military weapon, AR-15, should have a trigger pull of 5.5 to 8.5 pounds and should be free of creep. Creep is the rough movement between the trigger pull and hammer release.
if you are pointing the gun out ward right side just above the trigger is a button push that and then on the other side there is a lever pull that all the way out and then pull the slide forward.
You pull down the trigger on the side of the toilet and it should disappear.
if it fires more than one round (or BB ect.) it is not. By definition semi-automatic means it will fire with each pull of the trigger.
It shouldn't be, but if you take it apart, you can put a lubricant on the trigger or buy a new one that's easier to pull back.
as long as it takes to pull the trigger (not long, depending on finger strength)
4 lbs
It is supposed to.