Hand gun hunting. I had a bad flinch when I first started. And can still get a flinch if it I don’t shoot on a regular bases. Anyway I got over it by loading 3 hot loaded rounds in in my 45LC Vaquero, spinning the cylinder and stopping it with out looking. Then shoot shooting all 6 aimed at a target. You drop the hammer on an empty and flinch it is obvious right. Keep doing it till you don’t flinch. It works for me. But it made the loading gate wobbly. I didn’t realize I was wearing it out until I was told what was going on. After that I always left an fired case in the chamber. Haven’t gotten a wobbly gate ever sense
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Somebody answer Gary's post below. I have
- Scott Deakins, 2021-01-10, 17:48
- I shot thousands of hot rounds in Ruger .45 Colts - Jim Taylor, 2021-01-10, 20:09
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I have done it before. When I first started
- Blake, 2021-01-10, 18:24
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I don't see how dry firing can ever make a loading
- gary reeder, 2021-01-10, 18:38
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It’s not the dry fire, it’s the hot round
- Blake, 2021-01-10, 18:52
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not to argue but I don't see how an empty case in front
- gary reeder, 2021-01-10, 19:57
- It’s physics - Randy Barnett, 2021-01-11, 15:17
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In theory, the gate is unsupported if the cylinder
- John K., 2021-01-10, 20:16
- The one gun that I did it to actually - Blake, 2021-01-11, 05:18
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not to argue but I don't see how an empty case in front
- gary reeder, 2021-01-10, 19:57
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It’s not the dry fire, it’s the hot round
- Blake, 2021-01-10, 18:52
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I don't see how dry firing can ever make a loading
- gary reeder, 2021-01-10, 18:38
- here is John K's response from below - gary reeder, 2021-01-10, 18:20