You DID dryfire today right, user? You don’t need to go to a range and use ammo to work on your drawstroke, malfunction clearance techniques and it’s where you make the bulk of your shooting improvements.
You do have at least 10-15 minutes a day right?
sneed
I wetfired on your mother today.
>You don’t need to go to a range
No, but I can afford to, so why not?
>No, but I can afford to, so why not?
You’re not rich enough to not dry fire. Champion shooters such as Ben Stoeger, Bob Vogel, Tim Herron and Shane Coley all do intensive dry fire outside of the range despite being able to afford to shoot 1,000 rounds in an afternoon twice a week.
>despite being able to afford to shoot 1,000 rounds in an afternoon twice a week.
>2,000 rounds per week
Absolute poorfag tier
I do dime drills and the wall trick, any recommendations for other stuff to throw in?
The only thing i dryfire is my dick
I personally shoot a thousand rounds every morning before I even leave the house and try to get another 500 on my way to work.
>has a crystallized firing pin from dry firing to jew porn
god i fucking love dykes
>girl
You should know better by now...
lol
he would still clap those cheeks
>that
>dyke
Retard
Hey bro, I need to buy about 1000 rounds to take my co-workers pistol shooting. Can you hook an absolute poor fag up with a outreach ammo grant fund?
Udder Bull shit
>I do dime drills and the wall trick, any recommendations for other stuff to throw in?
The dime thing is really a gimmick more than anything. The wall drill is useful for speeding up your trigger pressing and I learned how to shoot DA/SA doing it.
There’s so much you can practice dry.
>multiple shot strings and trigger control
>working on your draw and getting a proper firing grip before you clear your holster
>malfunction clearances using dummy rounds
>target transitions
Ben Stoeger and Steve Anderson write great books on this. This link below should be read by everyone.
pistol-forum.com
One thing to note is dryfire with a backstop and make sure no ammunition is near you or in the room. Plenty of people ND because they fuck up, dryfire is just as dangerous as live ammo practice.
Yeah. Dryfired right into my fridge
I dryfire my .22 constantly, watching TV, eating dinner, one handed brushing teeth, over and over and over.
I can't get to the range unless my uncle is in town but I'll be ready when it's time to go again.
or you could clear the gun and not ever touch ammo during your dry fire practice.
I realize that's too complicated for many gun owners, but se la vie, retards have a harder time in life.
I need to get the Anderson book. Heard good things.
Anyway, how do you work multiple shot strings without ammo? There's zero recoil to mitigate, zero FSP movement, you cannot reset the trigger without working the slide, and not a single time have I ever started shanking rounds from recoil anticipation while dry firing like I have in live fire strings.
Also, from your link, I agree with most of his tips, but...
> If you are staging the trigger during dry practice, you're screwing yourself.
I've been fighting the low-left shanks for several years now on a striker pistol, so maybe at a decade in or if I switched to DA/SA it will change, but if I make a mental note to find the wall even on rapid strings, I won't shank. It's when I jerk that fucker right threough that it goes to shit.
>low-left shanks
you may want to check your finger isolation, sounds like you may be moving the other digits pulling you off target...
also
>multiple shot strings without ammo
you don't actually have to rack the slide, release the trigger to about reset and pull to the wall, you wont get the click but you will see if you 'shanked' it low and left if you have your sights acquired.
>I dryfire my 22 constantly
>my 22
Dont do that
It's okay, we don't have any ammo in the house
I'd let her use me up until I can only dryfire.
No. Thats not the point. for many 22 guns dryfiring isnt good for them.
There are exceptions but I'd get snap caps to be sure
oh that, no it's pretty modern. It's my grandpa's but it's not from like the 1800's or anything so it's okay
I too live in a nog infested neighborhood
Even some modern ones aren't intended for it. Just look it up and make sure.
I'd dry fire into her butt. If you know what I mean
Yes, but no.
Jow Forums tells me repeated dry firings will just wear out the gun
whatever that is and whatever lies between its legs idgaf i wanna smash
It's 100% recoil anticipation. I can dry fire 100 times and never see the FSP dip. First round out of the pipe is always dead on. Then come the flinches, 1-2-3.
If I shoot slow enough to focus, it won't happen. But that's not how a Bill drill really works.
Not as fast as real firing will.
hmm, you may want to check for flinching with a random snapcap during live fire strings. when you start manipulating the trigger finger faster you are more likely to lose that isolation.
How far are your shanks off by?
dryfire can actually help with flinching because you are getting use to a clean trigger press without the startling report.
As far as flinching goes,
I've had great success with the advice "let the round surprise you". Basically just squeeze (don't jerk) your trigger finger towards your palm until the round goes off. One smooth motion, not slow but don't go fast either, just... Determined
Anyone want to share dry fire resources for drills, self-coaching tactics and self-evaluation techniques? Especially for single action or DA/SA guns? Rifles and shotguns?
I got some pdf off a site where you do 10 trigger squeeze reps, 10 up from low ready and squeeze, 10 from high retention and squeeze, 10 from strong hand only, 10 from weak hand only. I'm aiming in on an orange target plaster.
>Anyway, how do you work multiple shot strings without ammo?
You can still press the trigger the same way you would even when the striker dropped on the first shot. You will need to use the same poundage and reset point in order to do this. Bob Vogel does this and the video demonstrates a bit of it. You can also place some piece of material like cardboard or paper to knock a gun out of battery so the trigger can “reset”
For DA/SA guns, you can pull through the double action shot and mimick the movement of the single action trigger for all subsequent shots before decocking.
Dryfire is hard on guns. You should use snap caps, ST Actions are the best, hands down. Unless you’re dryfiring +100 reps daily for a year or so, non issue for most guns.
Check out Ernest Langdon’s three part video series on DA/SA shooting along with Lucky Gunner’s DA/SA series explaining how to shoot double action. I started shooting on a P226, moved onto a PX4 and practicing the DA to SA transition on 3x5 cards at 7 yards helped a lot in developing my trigger control skills.
I might just start dumping a bunch of shooting resources since some anons here want to better their pistol shooting skills.
>crooked hammer
Why do ALL HKS have this? My uspc is the SAME
Until xir eyes rolled into the back of xir head and all that came out of xir mouth was an unintelligible drooling moan
>Why do ALL HKS have this?
I forgot the technical reasons but iirc it has something to do with an added level of safety somehow. My PX4’s have the same thing.
Your HK is probably stupid reliable so I wouldn’t worry about it.
Pistol-Training was the late Todd Green’s website where he would post his articles, endurance tests on certain guns and shooting tips.
Plenty of drills you can try like the bill drill, frank garcia dots, FAST that can be challenging have their own section.
Ive got the lem and I even got HK to send me a spare hammer to see if it fixed it, but its still a bit crooked. I dont worry about it much now because I figure its fine.
>stupid reliable
You'd think that. I had some problems with it though. Handful of malfunctions in around 3 mags when I got it. I havent shot it too awful much since then but I havent had once since.
Jesus did the "uncle ready to go" not give it away
B8ed like a motherfucker. Lurk moar redguard
kek
over and over and over
>You'd think that. I had some problems with it though. Handful of malfunctions in around 3 mags when I got it. I havent shot it too awful much since then but I havent had once since.
That sucks. HK is a good brand but just like every manufacturer, they prone to sending out lemons. Should definately send it out to them to have it get checked, that shit ain’t normal.
I havent had problems since or I wouldve.