Re: Henry lever-action .22LR
26Wasn't there a solution involving plastic drywall anchors as snapcaps?
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Thank you for that.FrontSight wrote: Fri Oct 01, 2021 2:34 pm I have been a gunsmith for just about 30 years, and its exceedingly rare to find a .22 that actually has been damaged by dry firing. If you did it like 20k times, you could peen the firing pin at the stop...but I have never actually seen that happen in all my years gunsmithing.
The no dry firing without snap caps is a holdover from a long past era. I can't think of a single modern firearm made in the past 50 years that would actually incur damage from dry firing.
It happens, sorry you got a troubled gun. I like the Tac-Sol uppers, they're very nice.Oldschool wrote: Fri Oct 01, 2021 6:23 pm Anyway, don't want to trash talk the entirely, I know many people love them, we just got a lemon.
I have a lot of Volquartsen firearms and parts and feel the same way about them. I hear a lot of good things about Tandemkross as well. Definitely some solid choices in the 10/22 camp.Bucolic wrote: Sat Oct 02, 2021 6:15 am One word: Kidd. I have never heard a complaint about their stuff.
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