Use Dry Fire to Shoot Better

[Talyn]

One of the best ways to improve your shooting skills isn't really shooting at all. A dry-fire practice routine can reveals why it's so important for all shooters.

 

[David N.]

I was never into dry-fire. Did a ton of it while in the military, but I am a believer now that I can see the results [with my EDC] on the live-fire range.

 

[BangBang]

Big help. Can’t stress this exercise enough when talking with folks. It’s free training.

 

[SimonRL]

You just can’t overestimate the value of dry training. I will dry practice one day and go to the range the next and immediately feel the impact of the dry training. I work with a MantisX3 and it constantly challenges you and shows you the results of your practice, good or bad. For me shooting is very zen. It’s all about the feel and when I work with the Mantis I can feel the difference in a bad shot or a good shot. When I get to the range I’m already in the zone.