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Is it bad to fire only one shot in a semi auto gun? 2016-07-24 17:37:03 Post No. 30740762
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Is it bad to fire only one shot in a semi auto gun? 2016-07-24 17:37:03 Post No. 30740762
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Is it bad to fire only one shot in a semi auto gun?
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2016-07-24 17:37:03
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I'm talking about one that's bolt is held bad when empty. Will having the bolt caught after every shot wear out my gun faster?
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nope.
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Yep
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repeat the question
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Sometimes
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Brown recluse
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This information is classified
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3/22
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it's fine.
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Hmm
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Yes no maybe I don't know can you repeat the question
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I would like to phone a friend please
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What is...
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It depends
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pretending we are funny
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only if you lube on tuesdays and shoot on fridays
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>>30740762
lmfao this is exactly a question I've been asked here in iceland
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>>30740762
Don't worry about it, look forward to replacing the parts instead.
If shotgun is not fine, get new shotgun.
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3/5 times it does
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Alright.
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A shotgun is built to go to hell and back and to hell and back again. That being said
>any forceful action will cause parts to wear out faster
Shouldering the shotgun will cause the butt stock to wear out faster, pulling the trigger will cause the springs to wear out faster, so on and so forth.
Either keep your gun as a safe queen or shoot it and have fun. If your bolt catches EVERY time you shoot, you may sacrifice 450 rounds, which isn't a lot for a shotgun.
>tl;dr -shoot it and don't worry.
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