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xndr512

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Dry fire damage
06/22/07 at 11:10:01

I am picking up a new PF-9 and I know it has been dry fired at least twice, once by the salesman and once be me. He said that dry firing wont harm it, but after seeing a Kel-tec manual online, I see it's not recommended. After owning Glocks, I never thought about it. Could this design be severely
damaged by even just 2 or 3 dry fires and should I be concerned? Thanks

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Badman400 Grand Poobah And miles to go before I sleep. -Robert Frost Posts: 2261 Gender:	Re: Dry fire damage Reply #1 - 06/22/07 at 14:39:18 2 or 3 times shouldn't do too much harm, but repeated dry firing will damage the FP retaining screw. 8)
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xndr512 Junior Member testing tedium's tensile strength Posts: 66	Re: Dry fire damage Reply #2 - 06/22/07 at 18:04:08 Whew! Thanks. I'm getting it tomorrow. I have not been this excited since my ex-girlfriend left!
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ambush YaBB Newbies I love guns Posts: 8 Gender:	Re: Dry fire damage Reply #3 - 06/22/07 at 21:07:26 If dry firing a weapon 2 times would cause it to break, I would not even consider buying that firearm. My PF-9 has been dry fired many times (on purpose, at least 20 times) and performs flawlessly. By the way, if you are that excited about a gun, you need to get a life
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snow4brains Junior Member Hmmmmm Posts: 33 Gender:	Re: Dry fire damage Reply #4 - 06/22/07 at 22:26:40 Pick up some snap caps and fire away.
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Re: Dry fire damage
Reply #5 - 06/23/07 at 01:04:49

Quote from ambush on 06/22/07 at 21:07:26:

By the way, if you are that excited about a gun, you need to get a life Wink

BAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! sorry, but i've seriously got to call you on that one, i'd bet money that i'm more excited than xndr512 about a few new guns that are just waiting to have me trip their triggers. Wink

at least one has been waiting for about a year now. don't try and tell me a guy "needs a life!" Tongue

btw, congrats on your pf9!

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Re: Dry fire damage
Reply #6 - 06/23/07 at 09:32:49

Quote from spence on 06/23/07 at 01:04:49:

at least one has been waiting for about a year now. don't try and tell me a guy "needs a life!" Tongue

btw, congrats on your pf9!

I just KNEW I'd get called on that post!! I have to admit, I've felt the same way about a few guns over my lifetime

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jimwiggs Grand Poobah Posts: 770 Gender:	Re: Dry fire damage Reply #7 - 06/23/07 at 10:01:38 Limited dry firing shouldn't harm your PF9, HOWEVER, DO NOT dry fire the gun with the slide off. This can break a small cross brace in the frame. This thread addresses this problem http://www.ktog.org/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=newpistol;action=display;num=118 0306033#lastmsg
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spence Grand Poobah America was founded on GOD, GUNS, and GUTS Posts: 3069 Gender:	Re: Dry fire damage Reply #8 - 06/24/07 at 02:49:51 Quote from ambush on 06/23/07 at 09:32:49: I just KNEW I'd get called on that post!! I have to admit, I've felt the same way about a few guns over my lifetime yeah, well i feel that way about, oh, half my guns right now. why? i've never even SEEN them yet!!! and at least one of them isn't even BUILT yet!
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