Started dry firing every night

[Commando]

I do it just ten minutes before bed. My trigger control got way better in like two weeks. I wish I'd started this years ago. It's free practice. Do you dry fire regularly or skip it?

 

[Wingmaster]

I dry fire most every night.

If you dry fire 7 shots every night you will have dry fired over 2500 times in a year. That should be enough to create muscle memory that should make a huge difference when you are live firing.

I don't compete but I shoot long range targets a lot. This has helped me considerably.

 

[Gary]

Ten minutes every night messing around like this would make you way better at shooting than going to the range more often.

 

[Alan]

Good habit. Dry fire is one of those things that pays off fast because it builds consistency without the noise and cost of live fire. Even a short daily routine adds up quickly if you stay consistent and deliberate about it.

 

[Brunoo]

I didn’t think dry firing would do anything but now I won’t skip it. Ten minutes makes a difference.

 

[pointblank]

I tried this for about a month before I finally noticed my reset speed up without forcing it. I wish someone had pushed me to start doing this years ago.