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Marlin Papoose (P70) question
My bro-in-law lent me his Marlin Papoose 22 (P70), was curious if dry-firing should be done only with a snap-cap or no need? Thanks in advance!!
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It creates excessive wear on any rimfire gun when they are dryfired, so snap caps are a good idea.
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