Single action is when the trigger is depressed, and paint flow regulated separately out of the airbrush. Dual action means first the trigger is depressed and air flows through the airbrush. Then as you pull back on the trigger, material will flow through the tip of the airbrush thus giving you much more control at your fingertip.
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