I have a Stiller Tac 30 with a timney trigger. When I dry fire the gun, the bolt handle lifts/raises slightly. What causes this?
- Thread starter jrbet83
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Empty chamber.
Completely normal
Yup, nothing to worry about, keep dry firing.
Cheers
Cheers
Oh I know its not a big deal, just was curious why?
Try not to dry fire much. Generally it can be hard on the firing pin. Get snap caps if you like. Cushioning for the firing pin when dry firing.
And here we go......
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ummm, no...
bolt bounce the cause since no cartridge to tension the assembly when the hammer falls ?
always seems to need a bit more effort to close on a casing so this would be my guess.
Been dry firing for over 25 years if anything the .22s would maybe develop a burr since the fp hits the breech face had a Ruger MK I that had that problem ironed it right out with a tool designed to solve that problem. Never a problem with CF
always seems to need a bit more effort to close on a casing so this would be my guess.
Been dry firing for over 25 years if anything the .22s would maybe develop a burr since the fp hits the breech face had a Ruger MK I that had that problem ironed it right out with a tool designed to solve that problem. Never a problem with CF
When cocked there is spring tension from the firing pin spring, when you fire, no tension, it can move around more.
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