That does get me thinking, though
If I seriously can't dry fire it using FA snap caps without having to worry about breaking the firing pin, that would be the 'last straw'.
I like the gun, but I value dry-fire practice a lot more.
If the gun can't take it, then I can't keep it.
What is the 'consensus', if any: Can you dry-fire a Bulldog using 'good' snap caps, or not?
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- great article : it's what most of us live & breath read it: -
Rob Leahy,
2013-04-01, 11:18
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- Very good. - Hoot, 2013-04-01, 13:18
- Amen , pass the ammo - Fivegunner, 2013-04-01, 15:16
- Word!! Brother Rob..sending on .... - John Meeker, 2013-04-02, 09:45
- Very well written... - Brian A, 2013-04-02, 09:49
- Good thoughts - Cherokee, 2013-04-02, 10:17
- Cuts straight to the heart of the matter: Right now is right -
FOG,
2013-04-02, 20:31
- Careful! Dry Fire practice will prove that Charter's -
Rob Leahy,
2013-04-02, 20:42
- I do use snap caps - FOG, 2013-04-02, 20:56
- That does get me thinking, though -
FOG,
2013-04-02, 21:03
- Yes, you should get rid of it! You have my address... - Rob Leahy, 2013-04-03, 17:32
- Cuts straight to the heart of the matter: Right now is right - lee jurras, 2013-04-07, 13:13
- Careful! Dry Fire practice will prove that Charter's -
Rob Leahy,
2013-04-02, 20:42