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82ndtrooper · 03-28-2007, 16:35

Recently it was suggested that I spend 70% of my time at the range in dry firing exercises and the remaining 30% live firing.

While I do dry fire often, unloaded of course, this persons exercise drills and the resulting proficiency with 30% of the remainder of my time life firing seems like solid instruction.

What do you think of dry firing and it's practicallity to accuracy, speed and timing of live fire shooting ? Taking muscle memory and trigger press and grip into account.

03-28-2007, 16:35	#1
82ndtrooper BANNED USER Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,189	Dry firing pistol training Recently it was suggested that I spend 70% of my time at the range in dry firing exercises and the remaining 30% live firing. While I do dry fire often, unloaded of course, this persons exercise drills and the resulting proficiency with 30% of the remainder of my time life firing seems like solid instruction. What do you think of dry firing and it's practicallity to accuracy, speed and timing of live fire shooting ? Taking muscle memory and trigger press and grip into account.
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