Every time I've read a thread where someone talks about "fanning", someone always says '...it's not good for your gun and will, in fact, break it'.
I'm trying to understand why that would be the case.
You are holding the trigger back and pulling back the hammer and letting it fall.
Two things that normally happen during the discharge of a revolver. I don't get how that could be harmful to the gun unless it had to do with timing between the cylinder and the barrel.
Anyone know?
I'm trying to understand why that would be the case.
You are holding the trigger back and pulling back the hammer and letting it fall.
Two things that normally happen during the discharge of a revolver. I don't get how that could be harmful to the gun unless it had to do with timing between the cylinder and the barrel.
Anyone know?