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    The moment I loose count I check mag.
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    Quote Originally Posted by longshot View Post
    I like the snap cap idea, I have a mate who is a new shooter, keeps dry firing on the range with his bolt action CZ, even with ear muffs on, I can hear the lack of brass being picked up from the mag as he closes the bolt on an empty chamber and have to say 'stop'.
    Can't say I ever have that problem with a bolt, definitely happens occasionally with the semi though. I guess I'll get used to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by No.3 View Post
    You can't just slip the bolt back a half case length and check for a chambered case?
    Yes, this works as long as you look into the chamber to see if there is a round sitting in there that the extractor has not pulled back. Happens all too often with my marlin.

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    Brought up to NEVER dry fire a firearm .

 

 

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