Dryfire practice website.

I saw this on another forum and I thought it was pretty neat.

MAKE SURE YOUR GUN IS UNLOADED BEFORE USING ANY OF THESE EXERCISES

http://www.mattburkett.com/flashfiles/dryfire.html

You can pick from all kinds of targets from swinging, moving, or stationary. There is a formula that you can plug in with you screen size so you know how far the target would be IRL.

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Originally Posted by Anonymous D

MAKE SURE YOUR GUN IS UNLOADED BEFORE USING ANY OF THESE EXERCISES

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Bah, I'll just put some Shoot-N-C stickers on my monitor and it'll be good as new.

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Originally Posted by John Galt

Bah, I'll just put some Shoot-N-C stickers on my monitor and it'll be good as new.

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lol.

I love those little stickers. If Im down for a challenge Ill put the stickers out and try to hit them.

That's pretty neat for speed practice. I have seen some where you draw several silhouettes on a paper then put a sharpened pencil in the barrel. Fire X amount of shots at each silhouette to practice trigger pull. You'll see yourself getting better when 10 shots is in the size that 1 shot used to be.