The mode your referring to sounds a lot like "NPPL mode". This when you fire semi auto for 3 shots and it then turns into full auto. Sadly the E-grip does not have this mode, though you can put it into full auto mode.
Roughly 600
depends on the marker but if it is an etry level marker (tippmann 98 or clone, spyder or other stacked tube blowback) i would expect somewhere in the range of 1500 shots
Yes, if the shots are directly related to the procedure they are licensed to perform .
9 oz if u want to travel light and 16 or 20 oz if u want to get over 1000 shots
the first shots of the war was fired at Fort Sumter
The first unit is the main filming crew, which works with the lead actors and is directly controlled by the director. The second unit is typically smaller and films shots which do not involve the lead actors, such as establishing shots, stunt double shots, etc. Basically, all the little shots which don't require the direct involvement of the director. The second unit will have its own director, who reports to the movie's director.
The first shots were fired at the bridge of Concord
The first shots were fired in Lexington, Massachusetts.
The first shots were artillery fire from the Union's Fort Sumter in South Carolina.
Lexington
the first shots fired of this war was in fort Sumter
Yes, your handicap directly relates to how many shots you get. In strokeplay, a handicap of 10 would give you 10 shots. In matchplay you would get the difference between your handicap and your opponents, or have to give them shots. Some competitions stipulate that 3/4 of the difference be given.