Ep. 4 | Pistol Training at Home with Dry Fire

We get it, you don't always have time, ammo, or access to go to the range and train with live fire. The good news is, you can still get some serious work done at home with no ammo at all and improve your skills tremendously with dry fire. In this episode, Instructor Brennan, a huge proponent of dry fire, goes over some of his favorite dry fire drills and some best practices to ensure you're getting the most out of your training time. Just beware, once you listen to this episode, there's no more excuses for not getting any better with a pistol!
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[@bushidoboi]

Brennan is goated

[@vortexedge4492]

🐐🐐🐐

[@lf_a8126]

Thanks for the tips of breaking down the draw, presentation and trigger pull

[@vortexedge4492]

Happy we could be of some benefit to you!

[@pevelyhomeowner327]

Very good presentation.
Please follow this with live fire confirmation.
Then discuss what was learned from the confirmation.
Practice makes permanent so be sure that your dry-fire is embedding proper procedures.
Thank you!

[@jamesjams5085]

Thanks James

[@rimfirecommando]

Awesome content

[@coryk6839]

Liked!

[@thehighway2023]

As a musician, we talk a lot about building "muscle memory." This is very much the same concept.

[@KingMusa99]

THE SPORTS REFERENCE WAS "SPOT ON" as a former athlete hand eye coordinating is very underrated when compared to shooting. I've noticed athletes tend to pick shooting up quicker if they put in the work

[@derolf.briscoe2525]

Very informative! Vortex is my go to scope when I purchase a new rifle.

[@Charlie_Uniform]

Sick!

[@vortexedge4492]

🙌🙌🙌

[@WillMartin-hw2uh]

Good podcast! What is your opinion of electronic feedback loops such as Mantis X?

[@vortexedge4492]

They can be utilized, but we find saving the money and putting it towards actual training and ammo to hit the range is a better allocation of funds.