In the past several months I have purchases two Taurus revolvers. A model 94SS4 .22cal and a Tracker 44mag. After purchasing the 22, I spent the evening playing with it in my den. Dry fireing and so on. The next day at the range I was shooting it for the first time and it failed to shoot. Light strikes on the rimfire cartridges. So back to the factory and now back in my hands after two months and they had to replace the cylinder and fireing pin. Did I cause this by dry fireing??? This did not happen with the Tracker 44.
Fred
Fred