Spell Storing Weapons and Attacks

[GhostwheelX]

Let's say you have a spell storing weapon and hit someone with it, and then decide to discharge the spell.

The spell is a touch attack spell. Does the touch attack from the discharged spell automatically hit, since the weapon is "currently" touching the enemy, or would you need to make a separate attack for the spell after the first one hit?

[Chess Pwn]

you can cast it as a free action, immediately. only the initial hit is needed to trigger the spell.

[GhostwheelX]

That wasn't the question. The question is, does it automatically hit, not what kind of action does one need to cast it.

[Rumtum]

You make an attack with the weapon. If the weapon hits you can discharge the touch spell, if it misses then you do not.

"Anytime the weapon strikes a creature and the creature takes damage from it, the weapon can immediately cast the spell on that creature as a free action if the wielder desires."

There is no 'other' attack roll beyond the initial hit with the weapon to discharge a touch spell, else I'd be sure that caveat would be included in the description.

[Chess Pwn]

Sorry I thought I was clear in saying that. It was that since it was immediately when you hit them it automatically discharges onto them.