Last weekend in tullahoma, Tn, during a WWII re-enactment, my firing pin broke while firing........What is everyones position on 'Dryfiring' these sa guns ???
Before the battle, I trained my assistant gunner on the gun, as a result, I dryfired the gun many times.. :twisted: Did I cause damage to the firing pin, and maybe a hairline crack was created ?????
What do you guys think ???....It's a TNW gun ........jw (bob)
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