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Dry firing the Daisy 717 and 953
« on: July 06, 2006, 11:23:39 AM »
I'm back in grad school so I am getting a lot of chair time reading journal articles.  I've started dry firing the 717 while I am reading as something to keep my body busy and maybe to improve my grip and trigger form.  I think it'll also help me develop the sort of strength that'll let me hold level into a long session of shooting.  Is it OK to dry fire a 717?  I am also wondering about the 953.  It seems OK. Anyone know for sure?

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RE: Dry firing the Daisy 717 and 953
« Reply #1 on: July 06, 2006, 02:11:26 PM »
Can't remeber anything in the literature from Dasiy (and they'd have the definative answer).

Do know the 717 - 747 -777 (and I guess there are some 727's out there still firing) are very easy to detail strip; doubt any air pistol is easier to get seals in hand.  IF it were to damage any of the parts, them some time down the line you'd need to spend a few (very few) bucks and reseal it.
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