Hey everyone,
I'm a bit of a newbie but was wondering if this is a potential safety issue or normal:
My Glock 17 trigger can still be dry fired after racking the slide and releasing, bringing the trigger forward in the ready to fire position, then racking it again and locking the slide back. Is this not dangerous to be able to pull the trigger while the slide is locked back? Someone at a gun shop told be that that shouldn't happen since it would mean that the gun could fire while out of battery. Thanks.
I'm a bit of a newbie but was wondering if this is a potential safety issue or normal:
My Glock 17 trigger can still be dry fired after racking the slide and releasing, bringing the trigger forward in the ready to fire position, then racking it again and locking the slide back. Is this not dangerous to be able to pull the trigger while the slide is locked back? Someone at a gun shop told be that that shouldn't happen since it would mean that the gun could fire while out of battery. Thanks.