Recent content by stevenf

no, you don't understand . It's not that I can't afford on ammo. I like playing with guns at home but I can't load ammo. that's not safe. I can't go to the shooting range every day as well .

Today I searched Ruger web, got two answers , 1) Can I dry fire my Mark III™ pistol? Yes. The Mark III™ has a firing pin stop that prevents the firing pin from contacting the rear of the barrel and damaging the edge of the chamber. If you are going to dry fire the pistol extensively, the stop...

I will send a message or call them tomorrow. thanks.

I think Ruger should answer this question , it is a black/white question, because if actually SR-22's firing pin still can be damaged after too much dry fire , I believe there were a lot of customers who already required Ruger to repair , Ruger should correct the instruction manual...

Right now I am using a snap caps or screw anchors when I dry fire the SR-22, but I think Ruger let his customer to dry fire, should has a positive reason, just we don't know that. yes, I think maybe I only can occasionally dry fire it to test the function, not mean I can dryfire it on my...

Ruger SR-22 instruction manual said" this gun can be dryfire without damage to the firing pin or other components as long as the magazine is inserted, but didn't explain why it can be, I searched google and get an answer " the SR 22 pistol has a transfer bar which protects the firing pin from...