Think I'm going back to brand X

[kd5rjz]

John Sanchez and Michael Plaxco taught the armorer's course I took in August on the M&P and they both said dry firing would not hurt the M&P series of pistol.

I'll make a note to skip any class taught by these guys, thanks.

 

[kd5rjz]

Funny because I've dry fired damn near every gun I've ever owned at least 1,000 times. And nothing has ever broken except this one.

Sometimes people win the lottery?

Lottery tickets are still just a tax on people who are bad at math.

 

[Dr_Mitch]

Dry-firing is the best way to become the best shooter you can. Anything centerfire that can't be dry-fired is either obsolete or garbage. There is absolutely no reason for any manufacturer to have such poor quality engineering that their firearms cannot be dry-fired. This is 2012, not 1953. Modern materials and quality control practices regularly provide for repetitive mechanical actuations in thousands of applications that are more harsh than primer detonation. This is a case of no excuse being acceptable.

 

[Snake]

Typical S&W junk

 

[druryj]

I wonder if this is the same today as it was when this thread was alive a little over 4 years ago?


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[ronny]

I'm darn sure not the same as I was 4 years ago.