Dry fire

[Huffski 1]

There was a topic brought up on Rimfire Central. Is it ok to dryfire a CZ rifle? Now i would say no you should use somesort of snap cap i told them how to disable the firing pin but apparently these american do dryfire practise so they continously dryfire a gun without any ammunition. They said that a Cz gunsmith told them its fine but i dont think it is there is proof that it hits and dents the chamber. Shall i post up the topic from Rimfire Central? Can you post your views on this because im sure you should nt continoulsy dryfire a rifle but they are adement you can.

[jamie g 17]

There was a topic brought up on Rimfire Central. Is it ok to dryfire a CZ rifle? Now i would say no you should use somesort of snap cap i told them how to disable the firing pin but apparently these american do dryfire practise so they continously dryfire a gun without any ammunition. They said that a Cz gunsmith told them its fine but i dont think it is there is proof that it hits and dents the chamber. Shall i post up the topic from Rimfire Central? Can you post your views on this because im sure you should nt continoulsy dryfire a rifle but they are adement you can.

 

i wouldnt dry fire my rifles all the time. they say a centrefire is ok to do. but a rimfire it ill weaken and shatter the pin if you keep doing it i was told. each to there own i guess but i just use a old case or disarm by pulling the trigger in when i bolt it down

[SNAP SHOT 194]

if your refering to the dryfire routine it's to help with flinching and they always use snap caps........

 

but to dryfire a rifle with no form of impact, i never do,

[Huffski 1]

if your refering to the dryfire routine it's to help with flinching and they always use snap caps........

 

but to dryfire a rifle with no form of impact, i never do,

 

Thats what i have been saying to them i have just been getting snardy comments like your 19 so your obviously an expert. well i thought it was just common sense to use snap caps or something

[jamie g 17]

if your refering to the dryfire routine it's to help with flinching and they always use snap caps........

 

but to dryfire a rifle with no form of impact, i never do,

 

Thats what i have been saying to them i have just been getting snardy comments like your 19 so your obviously an expert. well i thought it was just common sense to use snap caps or something

 

dont get into a debate with them mate some of these guys from the usa allways no best

[Deker 3,478]

if your refering to the dryfire routine it's to help with flinching and they always use snap caps........

 

but to dryfire a rifle with no form of impact, i never do,

 

Thats what i have been saying to them i have just been getting snardy comments like your 19 so your obviously an expert. well i thought it was just common sense to use snap caps or something

 

dont get into a debate with them mate some of these guys from the usa allways no best

 

 

I don't see it as an out and out evil, BUT in America the 452 is a disposable commodity, however, parts are availabe from your local WalMart and the gun can probably be fixed whilst you do your shopping!!....Different values bring different standards!!

 

Can't see it being too difficult to just load a spent cartridge case!!

[Huffski 1]

No i have given up arguing with them they keep sayin we are nt listening to a 19 year old and would prefer to listen to the CZ gunsmith which of course i would do over me anytime but the stuff the has been saying i would touch him with a barge pole. There was another thread on there started by an american the he shot a little song bird from 100 yards how proud he must be. USA morons no offence to anyone on here