Recently got a new Victory, but haven't taken it to the range yet. After a post-assembly cleaning and lub, I noticed a warning in the owners manual stating not to dry fire - that it would damage the gun. It was a display model, and probably been dry fired many time before I bought it, the sales person even cocked it and handed it to me to show the trigger pull. My question is .......what damage would result, and do I need to worry myself before I get a chance to fire it on the range ? Any Victory owners out there that heve seen damage result ? Thanks