Dry Fire

Dry firing is simply the practice of shooting a firearm without ammunition in the chamber. The shooter pulls the trigger, the firing pin (or hammer) drops, but nothing happens. Sounds pretty lame, right? If you are serious about becoming a better shooter (no matter if that is for competition, self defense or professional purposes), you should consider lots of dry firing drills.

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I am going to be doing more dry fire exercises this month than actual live fire training because I am unable to replenish my ammo supply. Here’s a series of presentation drills and my take on some manipulations that may improve your efficiency and performance. #drills #dryfire #performance.

A post shared by Mike (@knockoutlights) on Mar 21, 2020 at 8:21pm PDT

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Working through some dry fire practices with purpose. #paceshooting #agencysrms #gallowtech target by @kineticconsulting

A post shared by Paul Van Dunk (@pace_performance) on Mar 22, 2020 at 11:45am PDT

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Quick video that may help on your dry fire routine. Targets again by @kineticconsulting #paceshooting #agencyarms #otghex

A post shared by Paul Van Dunk (@pace_performance) on Mar 23, 2020 at 12:07pm PDT

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Rifle to handgun transition with some added complexities. #dryfire #performance #transition

A post shared by Mike (@knockoutlights) on Mar 23, 2020 at 4:51pm PDT