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Hello Everyone,
I know the manual says not to dry-fire the pistol. Sometimes though, we're not aware of this, or we are but dry fire for some other reason.
A few questions then (all questions pertaining to dry-firing mean dry-firing with an empty chamber or without a snap-cap):
1. Do you have a 1st or 2nd generation p-3at?
2. How many times have you dry-fired your p-3at (approximately)?
3. Has the firing pin been broken? If so, at approximately how many dry-fires?
4. If it has been broken, did Kel-Tec replace the firing pin for free?
5. If the firing pin hasn't been broken, how is the pistol functioning?
Thanks in advance for the responses!
HGWT
I know the manual says not to dry-fire the pistol. Sometimes though, we're not aware of this, or we are but dry fire for some other reason.
A few questions then (all questions pertaining to dry-firing mean dry-firing with an empty chamber or without a snap-cap):
1. Do you have a 1st or 2nd generation p-3at?
2. How many times have you dry-fired your p-3at (approximately)?
3. Has the firing pin been broken? If so, at approximately how many dry-fires?
4. If it has been broken, did Kel-Tec replace the firing pin for free?
5. If the firing pin hasn't been broken, how is the pistol functioning?
Thanks in advance for the responses!
HGWT