Just a general question concerning dry firing S&W revolvers. I have several S&W revolvers and a new S&W 460 Magnum.
Over the years I have dry fired them without thinking about potential damage. Before I fire the new 460 Magnum I just thought I would pose the question about potential harm to the revolve by dry firing it.
My gut tells me that it is ok to dry fire them without doing any damage to the gun. However, I do know there are some pistols that can be damaged by dry firing. I just don't think it hurts the revolvers.
What is the general thought on this issue. I know there are many experts here who will know the correct answer.
Over the years I have dry fired them without thinking about potential damage. Before I fire the new 460 Magnum I just thought I would pose the question about potential harm to the revolve by dry firing it.
My gut tells me that it is ok to dry fire them without doing any damage to the gun. However, I do know there are some pistols that can be damaged by dry firing. I just don't think it hurts the revolvers.
What is the general thought on this issue. I know there are many experts here who will know the correct answer.