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Thread: Dry firing

  1. #1
    slaroy
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    Dry firing


    All right, I have heard hundreds of opinions on dry firing from buddies, members of my rifle club, etc.

    I want to know what you guys think. Do I really need to shell out the $10 plus shipping to get a set of snap caps? Has anyone here dry fired their centerfires to the point where a part was wore out/ broke?


  2. #2
    possum1
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    Re: Dry firing

    Buy snap cap's ??? Make your own with pencil eraser or fired brass with spent primer

  3. #3
    Eric in NC
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    Re: Dry firing

    A modern Savage 110/10 series? No problems - dry fire away.

    A Sharps (original or repro), a CZ semi-auto pistol, old S&W revolvers etc. - don't do it

    Can't make a blanket statement one way or another but it IS certainly ok with a modern Savage bolt gun. If you don't know, snap caps are cheap (or easy to make as Possum pointed out).

  4. #4
    82boy
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    Re: Dry firing

    I have dry fires many Savage hundreds of time without a problem. Worse case scenario you could break the cross pin in the bolt but it would take a lot of dry firing. (Something in the few hundred thousand times)

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