[MiamiAttorney]

At least with regard to 1911's, there's a hot (and annoying) debate about whether snapcaps are needed for dryfire. (From what I can gather, the consensus seems to be that you don't need snapcaps to dryfire, but that you shouldn't slam the slide back on an empty chamber.)

I'm a dryfire fiend. Do I need snapcaps when dryfiring my PSP? Are there any other dryfire-related ways I could screw up the gun?

 

[MiamiAttorney]

Thanks, guys. Seems kinda debatable here, too, so I'll err on the safe side and get some A-zooms.

Another question while I'm at it: I can shoot +P's in a PSP, right? What about +P+'s? I didn't see anything in the FAQ's or manuals that addressed ammo pressure.