Dry fire unit

Firearms – With adjustable head space – By reaming

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42 90, F41C 2700

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045010811

ABSTRACT:
A dry fire unit which is placed in a gun in place of the firing pin is provided. The firing pin is removed and an energy-absorbing wedge of the dry fire unit is placed into the gun in lieu of the firing pin such that the dry fire unit is struck by the hammer of the gun when its trigger is pulled. The dry fire unit is an energy-absorbing wedge that allows the gun to be dry fired without cracking or peening the hammer. Further, since the dry fire unit replaces the firing pin, it is not necessary to remove ammunition from the gun since there is no possibility of the gun being fired.

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