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Old 10-10-2010, 07:58 AM
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Is dry firing a S&W 910 going to cause any significant damage/wear to the pistol if I'm using a snap cap?

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I do not believe so, as the owner's manual states that dry-firing is fine even without the use of snap-caps.
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Correct. S&W says dryfiring is fine with everything except .22 rimfire models.
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