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Old January 31st, 2013, 14:26   #3
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Dry firing a little should not damage the weapon, as the change in pressure is not significant enough (but exists). However, you should not dry fire A LOT, just like you would not fire the gun loaded A LOT at once.

Dry firing all the time may shorten the life of the rifle, but doing it a little is not harmful, in a way that firing with or without a bb uses the component, so it's not the dry firing itself that will kill your gun.

I hope I'm clear (and not mistaken).
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