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I've always heard it was bad to dry-fire without a dummy round in the chamber.
I've also heard that the M&P trigger gets significantly better after 500 to 1000 rounds. In an effort to expedite this process, I thought dry-firing would be a good idea.
Problem is, it sucks having to cycle the slide, eject the dummy round, let a new dummy round feed in, pull trigger, repeat.
I noticed that if I go without dummy rounds, I can send the slide back a fraction of an inch, and that resets the trigger . . . but I can't do it with a dummy round in the chamber.
So . . . is it safe to dry-fire without a dummy round? Or is repeatedly pulling the trigger without any reset going to accomplish what I want?
I've also heard that the M&P trigger gets significantly better after 500 to 1000 rounds. In an effort to expedite this process, I thought dry-firing would be a good idea.
Problem is, it sucks having to cycle the slide, eject the dummy round, let a new dummy round feed in, pull trigger, repeat.
I noticed that if I go without dummy rounds, I can send the slide back a fraction of an inch, and that resets the trigger . . . but I can't do it with a dummy round in the chamber.
So . . . is it safe to dry-fire without a dummy round? Or is repeatedly pulling the trigger without any reset going to accomplish what I want?