The hammer does not truly fall, it is driven by the force of a spring. When released by the trigger, it is driven forward in a fraction of a second, moving fast enough to barely be visible while moving. The exact speed will depend on the force of the spring, weight and length of the hammer, but I would estimate the hammer moves around 200 feet per second.
Depends on the revolver. Some are double action- pulling the trigger makes the hammer rise and fall, firing the revolver- so it will fire as fast as you can pull the trigger- but usually at the cost of accuracy. Older style revolvers were usually single action- the hammer had to be manually cocked, and then the trigger pulled. One fast fire technique was known as "fanning" The trigger would he held down with fingers of one hand, and the other hand was rapidly brushed over the hammer, cocking it, and causing it to fire as soon as it was cocked. Accuracy was horrible.
The speed at which you can swing a hammer depends on various factors, including the weight of the hammer, your physical strength, and technique. On average, a person can swing a hammer at a speed of around 20-30 miles per hour. However, professional carpenters or construction workers may be able to swing a hammer faster, reaching speeds of up to 50 miles per hour or more with practice and proper form.
very fast how fast can u fall
no, fast is an adjective.
Most likely, yes.
not very fast actually, it is a bolt action sniper rifle and if you want to fire it fast you better be able to reload a bolt action fast
fast
just keep clicking as fast as you can
all things fall at the same speed
Yes it does, just as a well swung baseball bat can knock a ball out of the park, a fast hammer can sink a large nail in with 2-3 blows.
The Kodak DCS 720x Pro SLR is great for fast action shots.
Too fast!