Dry Fire Fundamentals
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Do you practice dry fire with your firearm?
Julie Golob does! She shows how this simple technique will improve your skills and decrease how much you spend on ammo.
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Yes mam. My week schedule is 5 day's of USCCA Classes, then after class 30min to 1 hour of dry fire training Saturday and Sunday live fire on what I've gone thru the week on Classes and dry fire training. I gotta say. I've come a LONG WAY, in only a month of training. I'm loving, my Smith&Wesson M&P9 2.0 4.25 metal. OUTSTANDING job Smith&Wesson did on making it. 😎🤘🍻
The awesome JulieG
So kind.
Smith and wesson changed the idea of larping, to training. "I'm not paying with my Firearms, I'm training💪"
Well why don't you just go outside and train and shoot it?
" 'cause...That magazine on the table is currently holding $25"
Also use hand grip exercisers and light dumbells for strength exercises and use snap caps to protect the firing pin/striker which by chambering these will be a double check that the firearm has not been loaded with live cartridges.
Another great video
Just got my S&W Model 11824, can't wait to snob the Glock guys.
Thank you for posting an informational video. The sound quality was poor on this post, though.
You are absolutely awesome. Thank you for the good information.
Thanks for watching!
But you didn’t mention if it was okay to use dummy rounds in a S & W compact 22... I was told not to dry fire it without them since it could damage the firing pin.
Use dummy rounds if you are nervous about damaging your firearm. All the firearms used in this video are center fire. It is not recommended to dry fire a 22.
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I was told when I bought my S&W M&P 380 Slide EZ to never dry fire. Was I told incorrect info?
Hello, thanks for the video S&W and Julie Golob! I own a Smith & Wesson M&P® 9 M2.0™ (4.25 inch) and a Smith & Wesson M&P® 9 SHIELD™ EZ® M2.0™ (3.675 inch). I believe it is safe to dry fire these specific two firearms. Is that correct? Thanks in advance!
Hey there! Yes, you can dry fire. You can also invest in some snap caps that help prolong the life of your firing pin.
@@juliegolob Thanks so much! Have a great day!!
Hi Julie, can't dry fire S&W M&P M2.0 without snap caps (disabled trigger). How to enable trigger without snap caps?
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Can you elaborate on dry firing a S & W compact 22?
It is not recommended to dry fire rimfire 22LR firearms. Use dummy rounds when dry firing a 22.
She who dies with most toys wins. Thanks for the video. 🇺🇸
Thank you for the video Ms. Golob. Is it alright to dry fire my S&W Bodyguard 380 auto, without damaging its firing pin ? Or do I have to use snap caps ?
What do the numbers placed in the target dummies mean?
with french subtitles, you would have much more views and like; and you would make happy ; thanks
Where can I get those smith and Wesson shirts ?
Where can I find that top in men's sizes?
It's a custom shirt from Techwear. You can design your own there (Techwear USA)
I can't seem to find if my Shield 9mm is ok to dry fire. Can you clarify if it ok?
Absolutely. I promise you, it is 100% safe and will not damage your pistol.
@@fivepoint5sicks I've thought about doing it for a while. I just didn't get an answer from anyone that I've ever asked. Even the local gun shop didn't have a definitive answer. Any way to get trigger time without blowing threw a couple hundred dollars in ammo at the range is a bonus. Thanks for your answer. I just hope you're right.
@@papaschuette I own a shield as well as their m&P9 2.0f and I been doing it for year's. The shield is a center fire pistol. The pin does not come in contact with anything to cause damage or deformation upon dry-fire.
I know I'm only a stranger to you but I would never feed a fellow gun owner false information. We all must be there for one another.
@@papaschuette If you want to work on your trigger control i.e. pulling the trigger without disturbing the sight alignment, a great dry-fire practice is to balance a coin on your front sight(horizontally) and try to squeeze the trigger and let the pin drive home without the coin falling off.
It seems impossible at first but you will master it and your accuracy will improve tenfold.
@@fivepoint5sicks Thank you for putting my mind at ease. I never even pulled the trigger to remove the slide. I always used the little yellow tab. Because I was worried about putting more wear and tear on it than necessary. I'm gonna start doing your little suggestion with the coin. It definitely would stop me from jerking the trigger and reinforce a smooth trigger squeeze. Thanks for the tip.
Should I use snap caps when dry firing? I have both an M&P full size and compact chambered in .22
It's a good idea with centerfire pistols (your 9). You definitely should use a dry fire plug for the rimfire (22). Dryfiring a .22 without such will damage your firearm.
@@juliegolob Thank You
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Can I dry fire my SD9VE?
Yes
They say Dry Firing damages the Weapon
Don't dry fire any .22 rimfire. Ever.
She needs mic improvement !