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Why Dry Fire Training Is a Must

Dry fire training is one of the best ways to improve every single one of your firearms fundamentals. Hands down, dry fire drills and dry fire training systems improve your marksmanship and shooting skills. I’m sure the sound of it might not get you as excited as popping live rounds off down range. But dry firing pays HUUUGE dividends when it comes to improving stance, grip, trigger press, follow through, and pretty much every other fundamental of shooting.

Regularly conducting remedial drills is one of those things that separates a true professional from a poser. Think about it, hitting off the tee in baseball, taking jump shots from the block in basketball, juggling the ball in soccer, and on and on. These are all remedial drills that work on critical fundamentals. It’s one of the reasons that even major leaguers and professionals continue to practice using these types of drills even after they’re already considered to be the best in the world at their craft. Dry firing training is the same thing.

Benefits of Dry Fire Training 

With shooting, and dry firing specifically, there are even more added benefits to dry firing. Let’s cover a few:

1. It’s free! (assuming you already purchased a firearm)
2. You can do it almost anywhere (after you follow some important safety steps)
3. You can do it anytime (no loud noises disturbing anyone)

So let's get started! Get the guide emailed to you now. And use the videos below to start improving your skills.

How to Clear Your Gun with a Safety Check

This video below demonstrates the five-step safety check to ensure you have a safe and empty firearm. Conducting these steps in the proper order is not only the first firearms skill you should master, but should be so ingrained in your mind that it becomes a form of habit to perform every time you pick up a gun. Draw your weapon and follow the steps below, methodically, to perform your safety check and ensure your gun is clear. 

1. Finger off the trigger
2. Weapon pointed in a safe direction
3. Remove the magazine or source of ammunition
4. Open the action / lock the slide to the rear
5. Visually and physically check to ensure there are no live rounds (do it again)

Whether you are dry fire training, heading to the range to practice, or clearing your weapon for proper storage in a gun safe or gun locker, follow these steps every time. Memorize these steps and make it a habit so firearms safety becomes second nature.

Slow and Steady Dry Fire Drill

In this video, the shooter demonstrates coming up to the position of fire and working on a slow and steady trigger press. The drill works primarily on developing a smooth trigger press. Make sure to download our guide for full instructions.

 

If I Had a Nickel - Dry Fire Training

The video below is a modification to the Slow and Steady drill to further improve your trigger press. See additional instructions in our guide. If you haven't downloaded it yet, download it now.

 Quick Draw Dry Fire Training Drill

In this video, the shooter demonstrates the five-step safety check to ensure you have a safe and empty firearm. Then the demonstration proceeds to show you the Quick Draw Drill, which works on establishing grip, drawing from the holster, coming to a position of fire, and pressing the trigger smoothly as you acquire the target. Download our guide for full instructions.

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 Reloading - Dry Fire Training

In this video, the shooter demonstrates the five-step safety check to ensure you have a safe and empty firearm. Then the shooter proceeds to demonstrate a reloading drill, which works primarily on developing a smooth and quick reload when you gun is empty of ammunition. Full instructions and tips are available in our guide. 

Don't Underestimate Dry Fire Training

By now you should have our guide and realize the benefits of dry fire training and drills. Use our guide and the videos above to continue improving safe weapons handling, fundamentals, drawing from the holster, and your overall marksmanship. We'd love to hear your thoughts, please lets us know what works and doesn't work for you.

 

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