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911JB · November 16, 2010, 06:49 PM

Thanks Jim, I will give those links a look.
I know I can and I will get it through my thick skull that it is ok to dry fire the weapon. It is just going to take me a bit. I have always reached up with my weak hand and grabbed the hammer and let it down easy, when I was shooting a centerfire hammered handgun like the 1911.
Now if I use my ruger P97dc it has a decocker as does my beretta 96. So that may make it easier for me. I may using one of those.

November 16, 2010, 06:49 PM	#5
911JB Member Join Date: September 19, 2010 Location: IOWA Posts: 55	Thanks Jim, I will give those links a look. I know I can and I will get it through my thick skull that it is ok to dry fire the weapon. It is just going to take me a bit. I have always reached up with my weak hand and grabbed the hammer and let it down easy, when I was shooting a centerfire hammered handgun like the 1911. Now if I use my ruger P97dc it has a decocker as does my beretta 96. So that may make it easier for me. I may using one of those. __________________ Firearms have two enemies, Rust & Politicians!