Bond Arms | Is it okay to dry fire the pistol with the manual safety in the “on fire” position?

Is it okay to dry fire the pistol with the manual safety in the “on fire” position?

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No, but with one exception: It is okay to dry-fire the pistol with fired casings in place of live ammo for a few rounds only.

Snap Caps are not recommended.

And if you happen to have a Bond chambered in .22LR or one of our older rimfire models like the .22WMR (22 Magnum), DO NOT EVER dry fire as it will damage the chamber and firing pins.