Trigger pull weight

[rugersr22]

Would there be a difference between dry fire and live....shooting glock 19

thanks

 

[peterthefish]

Would there be a difference between dry fire and live....shooting glock 19

thanks

No.


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[92G]

less recoil and muzzle blast with dry fire

 

[Len-2A Training]

less recoil and muzzle blast with dry fire

Hopefully!

I've been told and read that many a light switch has been blown out "dry" firing when the gun owner goofed!

 

[45collector]

Why would there be a difference? The pressure that it takes to release the striker is the exact same whether or not there's a round in the chamber.

 

[Tomfromhull]

Squib that was awesome

 

[drgrant]

Hopefully!

I've been told and read that many a light switch has been blown out "dry" firing when the gun owner goofed!

There was a guy on Sigforum many years ago, preparing for a range trip once with a couple of women, one of which had never handled guns before. She picked up a BHP that was laid out on the bed, said "bang bang!" and before he could stop her, proceeded to pull the trigger and got an actual BANG! out of it, and shot the guy's computer in the process. Needless to say she listened to him after that.

-Mike

 

[weekendracer]

The two loudest sounds a warrior will ever hear:

A click when he expects a bang.
A bang when he expects a click.

 

[mpkeelee]

Dry fire weight will be the same. To find where it resets you'll just have to hold trigger, rack slide and slowly release the trigger.