Snap caps and dry firing

>>34900569
try the lead and brass ones

>>34900569
Call the company OP. I'm sure they'd live to hear about it.

Failure to eject from the snapcap? Put one in the chamber and pull you slide back slowly, if it doesn't jump out check your extractor. If it does, load another and grip your slide with far too much pressure and pull back into your chest. If that 2nd round ejects it means you're letting your hand fly off the slide before it's fully back.

>>34900627
Thanks but when I rack the slide manually it's fine. It's only when I pull the trigger that I have the problem.

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>>34900627

>>34903024
5/10

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>>34903024
I am easily entertained

>>34903024
Bro, come on. Surely you don't think you're the first guy to run this act?

>>34903501
No. But I enjoyed it all the same

>>34903141
Worth more than 5/10 compared to the regular threads surely.

>>34903024
2/10

>>34900569
On a serious note, Is it okay to keep just one in the chamber to play with and use for a week or so or longer?

>>34906836
Sure why not

>>34906836
Not in of itself, but, it may make you lackadaisical, which is not a good combination with guns.

>>34903024
low effort