Ridge1976
Single-Sixer
I was wondering if causes any damage dri-firing the LC9. I know on some pistols it's not recommended to do it. I didn't see anything in the manual saying not to. Thoughts?
buckshotshorty said:I always use snap caps when I dry fire. Why take a chance?
rich642z said:After I cleaned mine,I took it by the back door of the shop and shot it with live ammo. Never did dry fire it and,it's trigger is long but smooth after 300 rounds so far. If you watch the videos from Hickok45,you will see and learn about the LC9.
Ridge1976 said:Where do you get Snap Caps from? Do you make your own with a spent casing with no primer?
rich642z said:Ridge1976,my shop is out on a farm that my relative owns. And,that is where the shop is. So,all I have to do if it's not raining is open the back overhead door and start target practice with my guns.
ranger1 said:Ridge1976 said:Where do you get Snap Caps from? Do you make your own with a spent casing with no primer?
They are available at most gun shops, Cabela's and Gander Mountain etc.
I personally like A-Zoom snap caps.>> http://www.impactguns.com/azoom-9mm-lug-practice-a-15116-666692151163.aspx
buckshotshorty said:+1 A-Zoom Snap caps. You can find them on line or in most gun shops.