NEED help with my new 40 sigma

[fort hood tx 40cal]

hi everyone im new to the page ,this is the first s&w iv every had ,i need someone to let me know if it wiil hurt to dry fire my 40 i just got it for xmas and man it is a hard pull it fills like i should be useing two hands to pull the triger ,lol THANKS fo the help

[Doctruptwn]

go ahead it won't hurt it.

[HspncElvis]

Trigger will lighten up the more rounds you put through it. I was at the range Friday. 1150 rounds I have through my SW9VE. You get used to the trigger. If you can figure out the Sigma, you can figure out any handgun. Simga will make you a better Marksman.

Good Luck.

[Just Shoot]

First of all...Welcome aboard. I asked virtually the same question last month. It is takine some getting used to but it's getting more managable.

[russp1]

I guess most pistols are easier to shoot than the Sigma but since the wife and I are used to revolvers, the Sigma seems easy. Our other guns are a 442, 642 and a 1920s M&P 4th change.

[Jim H]

Originally Posted by fort hood tx 40cal

hi everyone im new to the page ,this is the first s&w iv every had ,i need someone to let me know if it wiil hurt to dry fire my 40

Hi, and welcome.

It will not hurt to dry fire your 40, in fact it will help, not only to build up your trigger muscles, but also to smooth out the trigger pull.

I'll share a dry-fire tip - you don't need to rack the slide all the way back for the next 'shot' but can just move it about 1/4" until you hear/feel a slight 'click' and the trigger is ready once again. This saves a bit of time...