“Tag: dry fire”

Trigger squeeze is dependent on an effective grip, and lots of dry-fire practice is the only to learn how to keep from moving the sights on the firing line with a pistol

Improper training will result in bad fundamentals, which means a bad position and lower scores in the fun, difficult game of silhouette rifle

When winter weather closes the range, follow these easy drills in the comfort of your own home for a tighter shot group, better hold, smoother trigger squeeze and faster target acquisition.

Great target shooters dry fire!

Start working now if you want to be competitive!

If you are tired of being fodder for the same people who every week stomp you into the ground, then read on and prepare to work

Conditioning your body to minimize movement as you squeeze a trigger is a matter of practice.

For starters, they tend to work hard and have no problem adjusting their mindset.