So I picked up a used ruger mini-30 tactical. Newer model, after getting it home and cleaning it very diligently I reassembled and proceeded to do a function check. After racking the rifle I did a dry fire and when I did I noticed when the hammer dropped the bolt would move. As if it wasnt in battery or locked up right. To me it seemed like more than it should. Is this normal when you dry fire a ruger mini-30 to have the bolt move like that? Sorry for the questions it's my first mini..

There is a little movement of the bolt.  I have 3 Mini 14's in 5.56 and they all have a little movement when I dry fire.
kwg

Great thanks!!! Heading to the range today to try it out ..