Ive been accustomed to guns pretty much my whole lofe but Ive never really spent time w any one who I would consider truely Knowledgeable about them. So I know the basics but Ive never really been taught the more intricate details of owning and operating firearms.
So here is my question.
I have always been told not to dryfire, but no one has ever really told me why not. I mean I get it w a rim fire your fireing pin could possible hit the steel in the chamber and get distorted. then it would not strike the shell in the right way and you may not be able to fire.
but on a center fire, I just dont see the harm and need someone to explain it to me.
So here is my question.
I have always been told not to dryfire, but no one has ever really told me why not. I mean I get it w a rim fire your fireing pin could possible hit the steel in the chamber and get distorted. then it would not strike the shell in the right way and you may not be able to fire.
but on a center fire, I just dont see the harm and need someone to explain it to me.