Recent content by RRlocoENGR

If you own a Sigma, then you know that you must dry fire it in order to field strip the weapon, that is the real reason I wanted to dry fire it...so I could inspect it.

I went back to get serious about buying the Sigma and the guy working told me it was fine to dry fire it. Thanks for all the input!

My manual certainly doesn't warn against it, as a matter of fact simply tells you to dry fire to field strip. I guess common sense would tell you not to squeeze off excessive dry fires. I have never dry fired to practice, when I practice I am loaded. Thanks for you input!

I am new to semi automatic handguns, have only owned revolvers until my latest purchase of a Sigma 40VE. My question is about dry firing. When I purchased the gun the store employee told me that dry firing was not allowed when looking at a gun. He said it was not good for the weapon. I later...