I dryfire mine some. I don't remember reading about any problems dryfiring kahrs.
New to Kahr--Dry firing?
About to pick up a slightly used CM9 this weekend. I am a big believer in regular practice, including dry firing. Some manufacturers put a warning in their owner's manuals saying NOT to dry fire without snap caps, others are silent on the issue. Haven't seen the manual for the gun I'm buying, so I don't know what Kahr says.
I understand the purpose of snap caps, but if you are doing repeated dry firing with a DAO gun which requires racking the slide after each trigger pull, you will be constantly ejecting the snap caps.
I know some people will say to use the snap caps just for the extra margin of safety, but what does Kahr say about it, and is there any history of striker or other damage from dry firing CM9's?
Thanks in advance.
I understand the purpose of snap caps, but if you are doing repeated dry firing with a DAO gun which requires racking the slide after each trigger pull, you will be constantly ejecting the snap caps.
I know some people will say to use the snap caps just for the extra margin of safety, but what does Kahr say about it, and is there any history of striker or other damage from dry firing CM9's?
Thanks in advance.
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