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Double Action Dry Fire Exercise (Patreon)

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2021-09-21 23:13:10
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Hello Tier II and Tier III,

I hope everyone is having a great week so far.

Here's a video on a dry fire exercise that you can do when ammo is low or price prohibitive. Adding movement can help acclimate yourself to your home defense environment.

Thank you everyone who commented on the last post, Sonny is doing well! 

Excited to go live and talk with Tier III tomorrow night.

Cheers

*You are responsible for every round that leaves your barrel. Safe weapons handling is your responsibility.

Adhere to all firearms safety rules and range commands/protocols at your facility. For more info on safety, see https://www.nrablog.com/articles/2015/7/the-rules-of-nra-gun-safety/

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BillB

Thanks Shawn! Man I still love the DAs, P365 took over as EDC but range time with a DA is still fun.

Lonny

Thanks for the drill Shawn! Gives me new shit to work on with my bedside HK 45. Keep them coming!

Wayne Cope

there's a fella on eBay that sells brass dummy rounds. they aren't that pricey and they add to the realism of malfunctions as well as dropping the slide. Feels more like the real thing.

Wayne Cope

I think this actually might be your best drill yet. DA/SA will show you in a hurry where you're breaking down. I hate the M9 but I've been dry firing the fuck out of it because of the amplifying trigger pull.

Wayne Cope

A thought for those with multiple firearms (revolvers excluded). Run the same trigger setup in everything. If you put the -2 connector on your Glock - do it on all of them. Make all your "I would use this to defend myself" guns with the same trigger. If you can't do the same trigger, at least keep it to the same type and approximate pull (single stage,2 stage etc.) For example: the P320 was giving me shit. I couldn't block the lack of a trigger tongue safety out. So I swapped them out with triggers that mimic the Glock. The little things add up to make a big difference in confidence which translates to accuracy and speed. With the exception of the M9, all my hammer fired guns have about the same pull. I had to modify a HK to get the reset to match all the other ones. But dry firing it showed me I wasn't letting off enough to reset it. Just my thoughts and observations

James Petty

That’s my favorite pistol to carry. Any recommendations on how to grip the p220 that doesn’t engage the slide stop

Proud Infidel Paintball

Great drill. I’ve been using .43 cal paintball pistol (Walther PPQ) single action…but Co2 blow back … not real steel recoil obviously, but there’s enough slide movement to improve muscle memory and stay on a target….. not recommended inside the house… lol