How Much Do You Dryfire?

[Maksim]

LOL @ African Grey.

Brother has one. they are truly too smart for their own good.

I can only imagine my brother's bird doing the RO commands, or the USPSA videos I watch on youtube.

[Will_M]

Please oh please post a video.

[joecichlid]

We definitly need video of this!!!!

Looks like many have beat me to this one!! lol

Joe W.

[match308]

Are the resetting devices for the Glock worth using, or is it better to rack the slide each time?

[jid2]

African Greys.... those guys. We had one for 18 years while I was growing up, he died early from asthma.

We used to always dry fire our paintball guns in the house after cleaning them - the bird learned how to do it and it drove my Mom crazy. And he got really mean in his older age, he used to call the dog over to his cage and then bite it The birds version of the song Zipity Do Da was always a fan favorite, as well as a few Christmas songs, and "happy new year".

Edited November 22, 2010 by jid2

[Shawneeboy87]

Hahaha thats hilarious.

Regarding how often I dryfire, probably too much lol.

Lately my arms have been sore from dryfiring all night, but Its definitely paying off.

[Duane Thomas]

Are the resetting devices for the Glock worth using, or is it better to rack the slide each time?

Well there's a serious non sequitir. But to answer your question, no, the resetting devices for Glocks are not worth using.

[Singlestack]

9 years later and the bird still makes dry fire sounds. He also still talks in Debi's voice and she has been gone almost 4 years now. Grey's mimic voices very well. He says "brrrr, its cold!" and sounds exactly like her.

[inkballedtarget]

Thats too funny... Thats really cool!

[Silver_Surfer]

I was dry firing a lot at this past Sundays match when my mag wasn't fully seated. It looked seated when looking at the base pad and when pulling the slide back but...click-click-click

[E K]

I dated a girl years ago whose mother raised African Greys. She had one that would mimic the home security system. I about shit my pants the first time I walked in her house!

She had a brother-in-law that she always called ahole. Yep, the bird picked up on that one too!

[ksmirk]

Nothing as awesome as this but my last dog loved drive by's on p-dogs! she would ride in the front seat and point them out before I even saw them, if I missed a couple she would just lie in the seat for a bit then pop back up and start again, it was like she was disappointed in me.

You get video that would be some super awesome shat! Later,

Kirk