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ToolMaker

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8. Another method you can try

Reply to OffWithTheirHeads (Original post)

Wed Dec 14, 2011, 07:58 AM

Dec 2011

Next time you are at the range, hang a target and do some dry fire practice. after three PERFECT dry fire shots in a row, load one round and fire. Then to back to dry fire mode until you achieve three more PERFECT dry fires in a row. Repeat until every first shot of your dry fire practice is perfect, then try a full magazine/cylinder.

I prefer this method as it mixes dry fire with live rounds with no surprises. This helps teach your body what a properly executed shot feels like. In my experience, it has been more effective than the "ball and dummy" drill hat many people use.

JW

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is this where we keep the guns? [View all] OffWithTheirHeads Dec 2011 OP

I keep my guns -- Tuesday Afternoon Dec 2011 #1

indeed ge26252se Feb 2012 #11

thank you MIRT!! awesome job!!!! Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2012 #12

Depends on the topic. ManiacJoe Dec 2011 #2

Thanks for the clarification. moriah Dec 2011 #3

This would be the correct group/forum for that. ManiacJoe Dec 2011 #4

I would suggest a good (I'm partial to S&W) double action revolver, if you are using something else. Callisto32 Dec 2011 #5

I enjoy S&W revolvers, But Buzz cook Dec 2011 #6

Indeed. Callisto32 Dec 2011 #7

Thanks for the tip about balancing the coin. AnotherMcIntosh May 2012 #13

Another method you can try ToolMaker Dec 2011 #8

sensible topic sunyoyo Feb 2012 #9

I keep ours in a safe unless either my Loving Wife and /or myself are wearing one. oneshooter Feb 2012 #10