>"the gun needs a break in period"
>muh .45 stoppen powa
>>28023273
Stupid shit people say for $100 Alex.
>>28023595
>I need x for shtf
>>28023595
> you know what this board needed? a meme riddled shitposting thread
>I don't shoot steel case, the laquer melts in the chamber.
>>28023630
>Always believe this
>buy Jennings in 25 auto
>dryfire it once
>firing pin explodes
>>28023630
rimed fired firearm that is very true, centrefire is fine
>"the Tavor is superior to the AUG"
>>28023630
>dont let it slam home on a empty (or round in) chamber
>>28023675
Oh no
We found one anon.
>>28023698
How am I wrong?
>>28023675
>>28023698
Ok to be far...
Most of the older .22 should not be dry fired because damage
Most modern .22 can be dry fired without damage.
>>28023739
The chances of it being damaged IS pretty low, I will admit that, but doing it over a period of time you will see damage.
I agree that most modern rimfire should be alright, I still wouldn't do it out of old practice, but I'm sure it'll be fine.
>>28023273
Jokes on you, the sear in my g36 conversion caused the trigger to stick until about a hundred rounds were put through it.
I imagine it was just faulty machining since I was trying to stick a metal US made part in there.
>>28023755
You have to dry Fire ruger mark 22 to disassemble
Go to ruger and smith Wesson FAQ and see what they say.
>>28023781
Maybe you should re-read what I typed, yea?
>>28023775
So you got a shitty gun that was poorly machined
And the problem corrected as the parts moved
That does not mean all guns need a break in.
>>28023661
At least it didn't explode with a bullet inside.
>>28023820
It once slamfired an entire mag because I racked one in too hard
>>28023675
>rimed fired firearm that is very true, centrefire is fine
Centerfire isnt always fine, guns like Colt SAA will have their frame damaged if you do.
>>28023818
Never meant all guns.
If this was someone saying as a general rule it's stupid, but not always wrong.
>>28023273
The slide on my p01 was so fucking tight until it had like 500 rounds run through it.
To the point I couldn't rack it barehanded.
>>28023828
Sure, but 99% of them are fine.
>>28023688
Try letting it slam on a hot chamber with a Mac 10 or anything else that fires open-bolt, and let me know how that goes.
I got one
>>glawks are the best gun evaaar!
>I don't like sigs because of high bore axis
>>28023273
Your face needs a break-in period.
>>28023826
Yep you were lucky.
>>28024132
Your face needs a break wind period.
>>28023630
this is so true with hammer mounted firing pin revolvers, i had 2 smith wesson firing pins break, one in an 686 and one in an old m36
>>28024336
That means your hammer needed a shim on one side. If you dry fire a Smith with a hammer mounted firing pin the hammer will hit the frame, the firing pin will hit absolutely nothing, unless the firing pin isn't lined up right.
>>28023698
you are clearly the retard, many 22 lr pistols like the bersa, if you fire on an empty chamber, the firing pin hits the frame
>>28024336
You are a kuck
Smith and Wesson says their guns are safe to dry fire
If you broke your pin hammer it wasn't from dry fire
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Category4_750001_750051_757815_-1_757814_757812_image#2
My Pardini, Ed Brown, Les Baer, and even my Sphinx 3000 had break-in periods of about 500 rounds.
I think you're just a retard.
>>28023688
>mfw some fudd tells me not to do this with the Garand after It fails to go into battery
>mfw I have no face
