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Dry firing
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Nice use of "scrap aluminum" borne2fly!!
Funny this topic comes up !! I haven't setup a "dry fire" revolver in many years but I just set up two revolvers for Mr. Walt Kirst - a Pietta '60 and a Remington "shop tool" skeletonized revolver - both dry fire safe so he could "shoot um" inside and outside. The '60 is a conventional cap gun.
Mike
Funny this topic comes up !! I haven't setup a "dry fire" revolver in many years but I just set up two revolvers for Mr. Walt Kirst - a Pietta '60 and a Remington "shop tool" skeletonized revolver - both dry fire safe so he could "shoot um" inside and outside. The '60 is a conventional cap gun.
Mike
