Quick glock question.

[RollingCode3]

If you plan to dry-fire "A LOT", then get some snap caps for it. It is cheap and you dont have to worry about it.

The official word from Glock is:

"If you’re going to dry fire onther than for disassembly, use a snap cap."

http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1269647&highlight=glock+dry-fire

[evidens83]

Nope.

[Cali4nia_AR]

The nice thing about Glocks is they can take a beating. You'll be ok.

[G-forceJunkie]

When I was a Glock Armorer, I had a customer bring me a Glock 34 with the breach face around the firing pin hole broke out. He said it happened dryfiring. When I asked him how many times he dry fired it, he replied "A couple hundred thousand." So yes, you can hurt it, but unless your going to do it to a crazy excess, don't worry about it.

/glock relpaced the slide for free.

[Greg-Dawg]

Use snap caps.

Love mine...

[Porscheguy]

Creepy, unless it's msnbc then thats cool.

u on any reality shows by chance?

[Porscheguy]

Use snap caps.

Love mine...

that's a well-endowed glock.

[Anchors]

I pretty much have to dry fire it just to clean it. It'll be fine :]

[damndave]

Dry fire away. Won't hurt it. I only use snap caps for function checks.